FOR MISSION ARCHITECTS & INTEGRATORS
Satellite missions are shaped by early design choices. AIKO supports mission architects in embedding autonomy into system architectures, balancing software, hardware, and operational constraints from day one.
AIKO AS A PARTNER
Autonomy by design
AIKO works alongside mission architects from early design to deployment. We tailor autonomy frameworks to mission constraints, evaluate design trade-offs, and support decisions across software, hardware, and operational layers.
When mission design becomes a system-level challenge
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Hardware-aware by design
Verifiable before launch
Scalable as missions evolve
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Solutions designed to support architectural decisions
Operations shaped by better design decisions
From concept to deployment, we act as a service provider ensuring that autonomy, hardware, and operational strategies work together as a system.
Seamless integration
Architectural decisions influence how subsystems interact once in orbit. AIKO supports the design of autonomous behaviors that integrate smoothly across onboard and ground segments, reducing friction between components and avoiding late-stage integration issues.
Engineering confidence
By validating autonomy concepts before launch, AIKO helps mission teams move forward with confidence. Architects can assess the impact of design decisions early, reduce uncertainty, and avoid costly redesigns when system constraints are already in place.
Mission-Critical flexibility
Missions evolve, often beyond their original assumptions. AIKO enables architects to design autonomy that adapts over time, supporting upgrades, new operational concepts, and unexpected scenarios without compromising system stability.
Trusted end-to-end partner
AIKO supports mission architects in critical design decisions. Leveraging its autonomy expertise and partner ecosystem, AIKO guides system-level trade-offs across hardware, software, and operations, so architectural choices made early remain viable throughout the mission lifecycle.
