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October 27–29, 2026 · Mountain View, California

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Tue, Oct 27

6 sessions
10:00 11:00

RF Intersatellite Links: The Growing Mesh in Space

Partner Presentations 📍 Lovelace Room Satellite Innovation

Aptos will present an overall framework for RF-Based intersatellite links and discuss in-space experience and the value of offering an always-on, no pointing required mesh network in space.

11:00 12:00

Adaptive Thermal Control for Satellites: From Coatings to Integrated Radiators

Partner Presentations 📍 Lovelace Room Satellite Innovation

Satellites face changing thermal conditions as they move between sunlight and eclipse and as payload power demands vary. This presentation will explore a passive, adaptive approach to managing these conditions. We will i

12:00 13:00

Radiation Testing for the New Space Era

Partner Presentations 📍 Lovelace Room Satellite Innovation

Radiation in the space environment induces errors in electronic devices and systems from single event effects (SEE), which must be carefully accounted for during mission planning. The scarcity of testing facilities makes

13:00 14:00

Photonic Inertial Navigation for the Space Domain

Partner Presentations 📍 Lovelace Room Satellite Innovation

How chip-scale photonic gyroscopes deliver precision attitude determination and timing for spacecraft operating beyond GNSS.

14:00 15:00

Orbital Infrastructure as a Service

Partner Presentations 📍 Lovelace Room Satellite Innovation

Introducing HitchHiker Orbital: Autonomous orbital platform with the essential services for research today—and manufacturing soon. Built to replace the capacity ISS Express Racks leave behind in 2030. https://www.hitchhi

Wed, Oct 28

7 sessions
11:00 12:00

Can You Prove It Came from Space? Verifiable Earth Observation Data and Beyond

Partner Presentations 📍 Lovelace Room Satellite Innovation

Earth observation data increasingly informs commercial, environmental, and national-security decisions. But can a customer verify where an image came from, what software processed it, whether the workload ran in the expe

12:00 13:00

How to Obtain CMMC 2.0 Compliance on Any Hardware

Partner Presentations 📍 Lovelace Room MilSat Symposium

This session will explore how organizations can work toward CMMC 2.0 compliance across a wide range of hardware platforms. We’ll discuss how wolfSSL’s portable security solutions can help address key requirements through

14:00 15:00

The Trifecta: Reducing Cost, Schedule, and Risk in Mission Software

Partner Presentations 📍 Lovelace Room MilSat Symposium

Flight software issues are among the leading — and costliest — sources of in-space anomalies. Standard development approaches often reinvent the wheel, duplicate effort, and repeat mistakes. With industry and national ur

Thu, Oct 29

6 sessions
10:00 11:00

Spectrum Superiority: Securing Communications in Contested RF Environments

Partner Presentations 📍 Lovelace Room MilSat Symposium

Spectrum superiority has become a critical requirement for maintaining resilient and secure communications in contested environments. This presentation will explore how advanced spectrum monitoring, AI-driven signal char

11:00 12:00

Sunshade® Thermal Control Material for Space Systems

Partner Presentations 📍 Lovelace Room MilSat Symposium

Keeping spacecraft hardware within its operating temperature range starts with controlling how surfaces absorb and reject solar energy. In this session, Lockheed Martin Deposition Sciences (DSI) introduces its Sunshade®

13:00 14:00

Mission Virtualization: Optimizing What You Have. Integrating What Comes Next.

Partner Presentations 📍 Lovelace Room MilSat Symposium

As military space operations become increasingly complex, validating a single spacecraft is no longer enough. Mission success depends on understanding how satellites, sensors, communications, command and control, and ope

15:00 16:00

Electronic Warfare

Partner Presentations 📍 Lovelace Room MilSat Symposium

Mission Microwave presents its solid-state power amplifier (SSPA) and electronic warfare (EW) capabilities, along with the capabilities it has in development.