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How to Reduce Satellite Development Time And Get to Orbit Faster

Find out how to significantly reduce satellite development time with modular and reusable flight software frameworks.

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What is the failure rate of small satellite missions? 

Understand the latest small satellite mission failure rates. Explore common causes, reliability trends and how proven software can reduce risk.

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What is considered a small satellite?

Learn how small satellites are classified — from minisats to CubeSats — and why size matters for design, operations and software planning.

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Can I create my own satellite?

Can you build your own satellite? Learn what’s involved — from design and licensing to software and operations. Discover how modern tools make small satellite missions achievable.

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Reducing total cost of ownership in space missions

Software inefficiency is a major driver of mission cost. This article explains how unified architecture reduces total cost of ownership across the mission lifecycle.

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Cybersecurity risks in space software

Siloed software systems create security blind spots across space missions. This article examines why unified architectures are critical for cyber resilience.

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Slow time to market in space missions | Modular flight software

Slow, bespoke flight software development limits mission agility. This article explores how modular, reusable software shortens development cycles.

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Limited interoperability in space systems | A software architecture problem

Hardware diversity has shifted the integration burden to software. This article explains why interoperability is now a software challenge and how modern architectures address it.

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Fragmented space software: Why scaling missions becomes hard

As space missions scale, fragmented software systems create risk, inefficiency and costly delays. This article examines why fragmentation occurs and how it can be eliminated.

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