Space autonomy

from Earth to orbit

Imagine AI making split-second decisions 500 km above Earth. Thats what we bring to every mission.

Space
autonomy

from Earth to orbit

Imagine AI making split-second decisions 500 km above Earth. Thats what we bring to every mission.

Space autonomy

from Earth to orbit

Imagine AI making split-second decisions 500 km above Earth. Thats what we bring to every mission.

When human operations
hit their limits

EARTH

0.000, 0.000, 0.000

Sat

0.003, -4.810, 0.001

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0.003, -4.810, 0.001

Data overload

Satellites stream terabytes of telemetry and imagery every day, but over 90% adds little operational value. Operators waste time separating noise from insight, while the signals that matter risk getting buried.

Latency Gap
Operational Bottleneck
Rising Costs & Risks
Scalability & Sustainability
AI in Production

When human operations
hit their limits

EARTH

0.000, 0.000, 0.000

Sat

0.003, -4.810, 0.001

Sat

0.003, -4.810, 0.001

Data overload

Satellites stream terabytes of telemetry and imagery every day, but over 90% adds little operational value. Operators waste time separating noise from insight, while the signals that matter risk getting buried.

Latency Gap
Operational Bottleneck
Rising Costs & Risks
Scalability & Sustainability
AI in Production

When human operations
hit their limits

EARTH

0.000, 0.000, 0.000

Sat

0.003, -4.810, 0.001

Sat

0.003, -4.810, 0.001

Data overload

Satellites stream terabytes of telemetry and imagery every day, but over 90% adds little operational value. Operators waste time separating noise from insight, while the signals that matter risk getting buried.

Latency Gap
Operational Bottleneck
Rising Costs & Risks
Scalability & Sustainability
AI in Production
If it works in a lab, it doesn’t mean
it works in space.

Many teams can train a model. Very few can turn it into a system that survives real missions, real constraints, and real failures.

That gap is where AIKO operates.
If it works in a lab, it doesn’t mean
it works in space.

Many teams can train a model. Very few can turn it into a system that survives real missions, real constraints, and real failures.

That gap is where AIKO operates.
If it works in a lab, it doesn’t mean it works in space.

Many teams can train a model. Very few can turn it into a system that survives real missions, real constraints, and real failures.

That gap is where AIKO operates.

Solving problems
where it counts

Space is unpredictable. Communication delays, complex systems, and critical missions demand smart, autonomous solutions. That’s why we put AI in orbit.

Instant detection & Prioritization

The system identifies relevant signals as they appear, filtering noise and highlighting anomalies or events that require attention.

Reduced Latency

Critical observations are analyzed directly on board. This minimizes the impact of communication gaps and enables faster reaction to time-sensitive conditions.

Onboard data processing

Raw telemetry and imagery are cleaned, filtered, and transformed into structured information. Only the most valuable insights are returned to ground teams.

Mission Safety & Adaptation

The AI evaluates changing conditions — from thermal variations to pointing errors — and adjusts system behavior to maintain stability and safety.

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Sense
2
Analyse
3
Decide
4
Act
5
Report

Solving problems
where it counts

Space is unpredictable. Communication delays, complex systems, and critical missions demand smart, autonomous solutions. That’s why we put AI in orbit.

Instant detection & Prioritization

The system identifies relevant signals as they appear, filtering noise and highlighting anomalies or events that require attention.

Reduced Latency

Critical observations are analyzed directly on board. This minimizes the impact of communication gaps and enables faster reaction to time-sensitive conditions.

Onboard data processing

Raw telemetry and imagery are cleaned, filtered, and transformed into structured information. Only the most valuable insights are returned to ground teams.

Mission Safety & Adaptation

The AI evaluates changing conditions — from thermal variations to pointing errors — and adjusts system behavior to maintain stability and safety.

1
Sense
2
Analyse
3
Decide
4
Act
5
Report

Solving problems
where it counts

Space is unpredictable. Communication delays, complex systems, and critical missions demand smart, autonomous solutions. That’s why we put AI in orbit.

Instant detection & Prioritization

The system identifies relevant signals as they appear, filtering noise and highlighting anomalies or events that require attention.

Reduced Latency

Critical observations are analyzed directly on board. This minimizes the impact of communication gaps and enables faster reaction to time-sensitive conditions.

Onboard data processing

Raw telemetry and imagery are cleaned, filtered, and transformed into structured information. Only the most valuable insights are returned to ground teams.

Mission Safety & Adaptation

The AI evaluates changing conditions — from thermal variations to pointing errors — and adjusts system behavior to maintain stability and safety.

1
Sense
2
Analyse
3
Decide
4
Act
5
Report

Space AI

explained simply

A short guide to the core things that matter when applying AI to space systems.

Al techniques for space autonomy

Our autonomy framework integrates multiple approaches - machine learning, deep learning, and reinforcement learning- each selected based on mission needs and operating constraints. Models are designed to run reliably in space environments, supporting tasks such as anomaly detection, event identification, prioritization, and autonomous decision-making.

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Al techniques for space autonomy

Our autonomy framework integrates multiple approaches - machine learning, deep learning, and reinforcement learning- each selected based on mission needs and operating constraints. Models are designed to run reliably in space environments, supporting tasks such as anomaly detection, event identification, prioritization, and autonomous decision-making.

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Al techniques for space autonomy

Our autonomy framework integrates multiple approaches - machine learning, deep learning, and reinforcement learning- each selected based on mission needs and operating constraints. Models are designed to run reliably in space environments, supporting tasks such as anomaly detection, event identification, prioritization, and autonomous decision-making.

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Full-mission autonomy

Full mission autonomy relies on architectural principles that ensure consistent, safe, and interpretable behavior across the mission lifecycle. These principles go beyond individual models or algorithms.

Distributed intelligence

Autonomy emerges from multiple coordinated components, onboard and on ground.

Real-time responsive

The system must operate within strict timing constraints, reacting even during communication gaps.

Safety-bound choice

Actions follow mission rules and safety envelopes, ensuring controlled and predictable behavior.

Explainability & Traceability

Every decision is interpretable and auditable, allowing operators full oversight.

Continuous Evolution

Models and policies can be updated as new data becomes available, maintaining long-term relevance.

BUZZ

Experience autonomy. For real. This simulator lets you step into a realistic in-orbit servicing scenario. No theory. No shortcuts. Just real dynamics, real constraints, real decisions.

Sat

0.003, -4.810, 0.001

BUZZ

Experience autonomy. For real. This simulator lets you step into a realistic in-orbit servicing scenario. No theory. No shortcuts. Just real dynamics, real constraints, real decisions.

Sat

0.003, -4.810, 0.001

BUZZ

Experience autonomy. For real. This simulator lets you step into a realistic in-orbit servicing scenario. No theory. No shortcuts. Just real dynamics, real constraints, real decisions.

Sat

0.003, -4.810, 0.001

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