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In-Orbit Demonstration of Antelope

D-Orbit
The National Centre for Research and Development

• Demonstrates continuous operation of the Antelope system in Low Earth Orbit (LEO) for 8 weeks without failures or errors, showcasing its reliability and resilience.

• Focuses on validating the long-term performance of on-board machine learning algorithms for telemetry and anomaly detection, highlighting the robustness of the system during extended operations.

• Utilizes advanced machine learning techniques, including RandomForest and Telemanom, to refine satellite strategies based on telemetry and thermal data, ensuring optimal satellite management throughout the mission.

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Intuition-1

Hardware
  • The Intuition-1 mission demonstrates advanced onboard processing capabilities through a 6U satellite equipped with a 192-band hyperspectral sensor and Leopard Data Processing Unit, launched in November 2023.
  • The satellite successfully implements AI-driven image processing in orbit, achieving 3 TOPS processing speed while reducing data transmission through intelligent filtering of cloud-covered images.
  • The ongoing mission validates KP Labs' innovative approach to onboard data processing, enabling real-time analysis of environmental conditions through advanced AI capabilities.
AAC Clyde Space
2023-2027
The National Centre for Research and Development

LeopardISS - IGNIS mission

Hardware
  • The LeopardISS experiment will launch to ISS as part of Poland's IGNIS mission, featuring astronaut Sławosz Uznański's direct involvement with the system in 2025.
  • The project enables validation of advanced AI algorithms in space conditions, starting with PUT's 3D mapping research for future planetary exploration.
  • Through international collaboration, the platform provides opportunities for researchers worldwide to test and validate their AI technologies in actual space conditions.
Poznan University of Technology
2024-2025
European Space Agency

In-Orbit Demonstration of Antelope

Hardware
  • The mission successfully demonstrated in-orbit capabilities of the Antelope system through 8-week continuous operation in LEO, validating its reliability and performance.
  • The mission achieved critical flight heritage by testing onboard machine learning algorithms for telemetry and anomaly detection in actual space conditions.
  • Through successful orbital demonstration, the project verified system resilience and validated advanced algorithms like RandomForest and Telemanom in real space operations.
D-Orbit
The National Centre for Research and Development

OPS-SAT VOLT (Versatile Optical Laboratory for Telecommunications)

Hardware
  • The mission demonstrates advanced optical and quantum communication technologies while testing AI-driven software for autonomous satellite operations.
  • KP Labs contributes the Leopard Data Processing Unit, providing high-performance onboard computing capabilities for real-time AI algorithm validation.
  • The platform enables researchers to test and validate their algorithms in actual space conditions without requiring dedicated satellite hardware deployment.
Craft Prospect
2023-2025
European Space Agency

MITIGATE (Micro-G Disturbance Characterization)

Hardware
  • The project addresses critical challenges in spacecraft thermal management, focusing on reducing micro-vibrations from Pulsating Heat Pipes (PHPs) that can affect sensitive instruments in microgravity conditions.
  • MITIGATE aims to advance PHP technology through optimized design and manufacturing, developing prototypes that deliver improved thermal performance while minimizing operational vibrations.
  • The initiative focuses on miniaturizing PHP systems for integration with high-power components like Data Processing Units, working to establish new standards in spacecraft thermal management.
Wroclaw University of Technology
2023 - 2025
European Space Agency