Mission-Ready
ISAM Spacecraft
Design and launch
Discover how technology can empower you to advance ISAM missions and defy the limits.
Discover how technology can
empower you to advance ISAM missions and defy the limits.
Mission-Ready
ISAM Spacecraft
Design and launch
ISAM
Preparation
Over 36,000 space debris objects larger than 10cm are estimated to be in orbit, and more than 640 collisions have resulted in fragmentation.
A model-based approach, leveraging simulation and virtual twins,
accelerates product and service development for successful space surveillance activities, collision mitigation and active debris removal.
Mission 1
servicing
Satellites have a limited lifespan, often due to onboard fuel or component failure that leads to end of life.
ISAM capabilities can lengthen spacecraft life through in-space refueling and repair. Utilize high-fidelity simulations to optimize ISAM designs quickly for value-added services and next-generation satellites.
Mission 2
Assembly
What happens when space systems
and satellites are too large or too expensive to fit into a single launch vehicle?
In-space assembly improves satellite aperture size while reducing risks. Eliminate organizational silos in a digital environment to rapidly develop robotic manipulators capable of parts assembly.
Mission 3
Manufacturing
Imagine transforming materials from Earth or the Moon into usable parts, goods, structures and infrastructure — in space.
With virtual twin technology, de-risk concepts such as in-space additive manufacturing and teleoperated platforms to expedite time to launch and conquer new frontiers in space.
Although space is a complex and harsh environment, technological progress for ISAM and space mobility is creating breakthroughs for the new space economy.
Dassault Systèmes solutions enable you to assess and advance innovations, including off-planet construction and in-space recycling, as thousands of objects in orbit are recyclable. Ready to win in the new space race?
Learn more in our white paper.
ISAM and
Beyond