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Chris Biddy, Co-founder and CEOWe offer a holistic solution to our customers on a really fast timeline to help them go to market very quickly and efficiently.
Astro Digital’s growing team has a lot of experience and knowledge of “smallsat” technology. “We’ve lived through the growth of cubeSats and micro sats, and participated from the early days,” says Biddy. “We have a ton of experience and technology in our portfolio, and there are a lot of ways to use that technology flexibly.” That’s why when a potential client is looking to launch a new type of service using satellites, they’ll approach Astro Digital with a payload that they have developed. Astro will then integrate the client payload into an appropriate Astro Digital satellite platform so that it is ready for launch. When engaged as a full turnkey mission solution provider, Astro will also facilitate the launch of that satellite with customer payload integrated on the Satellite. Additionally, Astro also performs flight operations to deliver the sensor data or service from the constellation enabling a client’s activity in space.
Through such missions, the company has been growing the business, both in terms of footprint and headcount. Astro Digital aims to support a large and growing customer base through technology and infrastructure investments. Biddy stresses that the team is actively working on their newest generation of communication systems and growing their buses to a bit larger offering which includes higher power solution. There are plans to make significant investments to improve flight operations capability to bring in more autonomous operations, increasing the contact time between the satellites and the ground stations, thereby increasing the data rates for the telemetry and command services.
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Company
Astro Digital
Management
Chris Biddy, Co-founder and CEO
Description
Providing innovative companies and Government and established Aerospace companies with a turnkey methodology to empower and accelerate their space-based initiatives