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The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) within the space industry has the potential to significantly enhance satellite operations, space exploration, and space situational awareness, among other areas. This report investigates the impact of AI/ML on various aspects of the space industry, including satellite network...

14 Nov 2022  |  North America  |  Market Research

Global Satellite Propulsion Solutions Market

New Market Entrants, Advanced Technologies, and Increased Demand Aid Innovation

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Used to produce thrust for orbit insertion, attitude control, station keeping, and other in-orbit maneuvers, satellite propulsion is vital to the successful operation of satellites. The systems encompass chemical (e.g., solid, liquid, hybrid, and hot/cold gas), electrical, hybrid chemical, hybrid electrical, and non-propellant propulsion (e.g., ele...

In recent years, demand for satellites for government and commercial applications has increased, resulting in a growing number of satellite launches for navigation, earth observation, communications, and more. With increased launches come increased costs. The space industry is an expensive one to operate in, and mitigation methods must be implement...

18 Feb 2022  |  Global  |  Market Research

Global Military Satellite-based ISR Growth Opportunities

Growth Opportunities are Evolving to Engage NewSpace Start-ups Driven by Innovation Culture

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This Frost & Sullivan study covers the global military satellite-based ISR market and focuses on recent developments and their impact on growth opportunities for NewSpace market participants. Small-satellite technology is the key disruptor driving the ongoing trend of satellite-based ISR. Multiple commercial participants have entered the space ...

The global space industry value chain has been expanding with new entrants and interests of non-space stakeholders contributing toward the development of solutions in the downstream segment. In the upstream segment, LEO-based constellations are driving the demand. This demand is being supported by developments such as additive manufacturing and ser...

Small satellite constellations that were successfully launched and are now operational have established proof of concept and new business models for the space ecosystem. These developments have made the industry attractive to several stakeholders, specifically the non-space crowd; they are keen to address challenges across use cases, particularly...

Successfully launched and operational small satellite constellations have established proof of concept and new business models in the space ecosystem. This has attracted multiple stakeholders to enter the industry specifically the non-space crowd to address challenges across multiple use-cases to address cross industry geospatial intelligence, IoT ...

Advances in technology have allowed the miniaturization of satellites to the extent that their application can be extended beyond technology demonstration missions. This has led to expansion of the small satellite market segment with a majority of satellite constellations focusing on earth observations and communication missions. Many of these cons...

The earth observation market is currently undergoing multiple technology and business model disruptions, largely driven by NewSpace participants in the market. Multiple small-satellite operators have entered the market and some of them have already launched their satellites. Frost & Sullivan’s research indicated that over 12,000 small-satellites wi...