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October 26–28, 2027 · Mountain View, California

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Tue, Oct 27

23 sessions
08:00 09:00

Breakfast

📍 Grand Hall Satellite Innovation
09:30 10:15
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.

10:30 11:00

Break

📍 Grand Hall Satellite Innovation
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

12:15 13:00
13:00 14:00

Photonic Inertial Navigation for the Space Domain

Partner Presentations 📍 Lovelace Room Satellite Innovation

Star trackers get interrupted. GNSS can be degraded. Between those fixes, a spacecraft depends on its gyros to hold orientation. Kazem Zandi explains how optical gyros work, what OSCP’s MEMS and optical-gyro IMUs offer t

13:00 14:00

Lunch Sponsored by COMSAT

📍 Grand Hall Satellite Innovation
14:00 15:00

Orbital Infrastructure as a Service

Partner Presentations 📍 Lovelace Room Satellite Innovation

Hitchhiker Orbital (HHO) is developing modular orbital infrastructure that enables research, manufacturing, technology demonstration, and commercial operations in space. We believe orbital infrastructure should become as

14:00 14:45

The Ground Bottleneck: GSaaS, the SCN, and the Capital Squeeze

Session 📍 Hahn Auditorium Satellite Innovation

Ground is the under-programmed bottleneck, and the money agrees: a $100 million Series B for a ground startup in January, a collapsed incumbent divestiture, and a federal facilities line tripling. Ground as the programma

15:50 16:15

Break – Hors d’oeuvres 

📍 Grand Hall Satellite Innovation
16:00 17:00

How Orbotic Systems Got CMMC Level 2 Certified

Partner Presentations 📍 Lovelace Room Satellite Innovation

Orbotic COO Jane Ielmini and Atomus co-founder Joel Joseph share how a small space startup got CMMC Level 2 certified in 8 months, and what to copy.

16:15 17:00

Launch Isn’t Settled: Scarcity, Queues, and the 2029 Gap

Session 📍 Hahn Auditorium Satellite Innovation

Demand outstrips supply, prices are rising across dedicated and rideshare, and analysts project a capacity rough spot in 2029 and 2030. The session is reframed from vehicle showcase to allocation economics: who gets a ma

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Lovelace Room
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08:00 09:00

Breakfast

📍 Grand Hall
10:00 11:00

RF Intersatellite Links: The Growing Mesh in Space

Partner Presentations 📍 Lovelace Room

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.

10:30 11:00

Break

📍 Grand Hall
12:00 13:00

Radiation Testing for the New Space Era

Partner Presentations 📍 Lovelace Room

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

Star trackers get interrupted. GNSS can be degraded. Between those fixes, a spacecraft depends on its gyros to hold orientation. Kazem Zandi explains how optical gyros work, what OSCP’s MEMS and optical-gyro IMUs offer t

13:00 14:00

Lunch Sponsored by COMSAT

📍 Grand Hall
14:00 15:00

Orbital Infrastructure as a Service

Partner Presentations 📍 Lovelace Room

Hitchhiker Orbital (HHO) is developing modular orbital infrastructure that enables research, manufacturing, technology demonstration, and commercial operations in space. We believe orbital infrastructure should become as

14:00 14:45

The Ground Bottleneck: GSaaS, the SCN, and the Capital Squeeze

Session 📍 Hahn Auditorium

Ground is the under-programmed bottleneck, and the money agrees: a $100 million Series B for a ground startup in January, a collapsed incumbent divestiture, and a federal facilities line tripling. Ground as the programma

15:50 16:15

Break – Hors d’oeuvres 

📍 Grand Hall
16:00 17:00

How Orbotic Systems Got CMMC Level 2 Certified

Partner Presentations 📍 Lovelace Room

Orbotic COO Jane Ielmini and Atomus co-founder Joel Joseph share how a small space startup got CMMC Level 2 certified in 8 months, and what to copy.

16:15 17:00

Wed, Oct 28

9 sessions
07:30 08:30

BreakFast

📍 Grand Hall Satellite Innovation
09:00 09:45
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10:45 11:15

Break

📍 Grand Hall Satellite Innovation
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

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