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Jet Propulsion Laboratory
1995&1997 Phase II
Software For Autonomous Spacecraft Operation And Control
Scientific Systems Company, Inc.
Woburn, MA |
INNOVATION
Software for autonomous guidance, navigation and control of individual and multiple spacecraft
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Technology Will Be Demonstrated On the Air Force Research Laboratory XSS-11 Microsat Spacecraft In 2004 Mission
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
- Developed accurate state estimators for formation flying spacecraft using inputs from multiple sensors
- Developed attitude and trajectory tracking algorithms for single and multiple spacecraft including thruster constraints
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COMMERCIALIZATION
- Software being developed for future NASA missions, New Millennium ST-6 and Terrestrial Planet Finder (TPF)
- Autonomous mission planning and control of multiple unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) represents promising new market with the Department of Defense
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GOVERNMENT/SCIENCE
APPLICATIONS
- Capability instrumental in company receiving $3.1 million contract for joint effort with JPL for high precision, autonomous rendezvous demonstration on New Millennium ST-6 mission (flight test on Air Force Research Laboratory spacecraft)
- Planned Mars Sample Return, Smart Lander and other in-space rendezvous missions will benefit from this technology demonstration
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