Space asset management · On-orbit inspection · Serviceability components
Antandros supports space asset management through advanced on-orbit inspection and spacecraft-side serviceability components.
We help operators assess assets already on orbit and help future satellites become better candidates for life-extension servicing, relocation support, and responsible decommissioning.
Satellites can be valuable enough to inspect, extend, relocate, or decommission — but still difficult to service economically.
When every spacecraft requires custom analysis, custom procedures, and specialized integration work, servicing becomes harder to justify. Antandros is developing technologies that reduce that custom mission burden.
What Antandros builds
Inspection helps operators understand asset condition before deciding what action is worth taking. Antandros is developing non-contact inspection and assessment-support capabilities for spacecraft operators.
View inspection capabilitiesServiceability components help future satellites become better candidates for affordable servicing. The goal is to reduce bespoke mission work and make life-extension or decommissioning support more commercially worthwhile.
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As more satellites operate in crowded orbits, operators need better ways to inspect, evaluate, extend, reposition, and retire space assets.
Understand visible condition, configuration, degradation, damage, or pre-servicing state through advanced in-orbit inspection.
Support future life-extension servicing by making satellites better candidates for affordable orbital support.
Enable future relocation or support operations through spacecraft-side serviceability planning and components.
Support responsible end-of-life pathways as future servicing and decommissioning capabilities mature.
Antandros does not present current operational servicing capability. Inspection outputs are assessment-support data, and future servicing support remains a staged capability area.
The goal is practical: reduce custom mission burden, improve asset-management decisions, and make future servicing more economically worthwhile.
Make future servicing worth the mission