The Catalogue
From a successful IOD to a capability buyers can procure and deploy.
Every technology we validate joins the SATELYX catalogue of proven, redeployable building blocks, which we assemble into turnkey satellites and capabilities on demand for governments and companies.
Why it matters
Validation matters because it changes what happens next.
A conventional demonstration can end with a report. The provider still has to rebuild the technical case, repeat the integration work and find a route into a larger mission.
SATELYX carries the evidence, interfaces and operating knowledge forward. We can match the capability to a buyer requirement, combine it with other proven modules and structure the next mission around a known integration path.
How capability is created
- 01
Validate
Operate the technology in orbit against an agreed evidence plan.
- 02
Capture
Record the evidence, interfaces, constraints and integration decisions that made the flight possible.
- 03
Prepare for procurement
Turn the result into a reusable capability profile that can answer future buyer and mission requirements.
- 04
Deploy commercially
When the capability is selected for a mission, return it to orbit through the known integration route.
What the provider gains
The catalogue creates further commercial opportunities for the technology providers who flew with us.
- Evidence buyers can use
- A clear record of what the technology proved in orbit and the conditions in which it operated.
- A known route back to orbit
- The interfaces and integration decisions are preserved, so the next mission does not begin from zero.
- A path to procurement
- SATELYX can match the proven capability to future commercial and government requirements and structure the mission around it.
- Further commercial opportunities
- Prove it once with us, and your technology can be selected for the turnkey satellites and capabilities we assemble from the catalogue, creating further commercial opportunities without another sales cycle.
Your IP stays yours, and reuse terms are set in your agreement with SATELYX. A catalogue entry does not make proprietary technology public. Procurement decisions remain with the buyer.
The catalogue starts with a successful IOD.
Tell us what the technology needs to prove and which missions, buyers or applications it should reach after validation.
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