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OrbitalOS

The Operating System for Autonomous Satellite Operations

One platform for every spacecraft.

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What is OrbitalOS?

OrbitalOS, from APLARK, is operating software for autonomous satellite operations, bringing telemetry, commanding, orbital tracking, ground scheduling and security into one platform.

Interface shown is illustrative.

The problem

Satellite operations are split across separate systems.

TelemetryContactsTrackingApprovals

One operating picture

Platform

One operating picture for the whole fleet.

Fleet, orbit, alerts and timeline in one interface, shown with sample data.

OrbitalOS / Fleet operationsUTC 14:32:07

Fleet

4 spacecraft, 3 nominal, 1 attention

Orbit view

  • Spacecraft
  • Attention
  • Tracked object

Active alerts

Conjunction

Awaiting review

APL-03 and Object 91027

Time to closest approach
00:41:12
Predicted miss distance
0.8 km
Relative velocity
11.6 km/s
  • APL-03 battery below 40%
  • Ground station GS-2 link margin reduced

Spacecraft health

APL-03

Orbit altitude
561.4 km
Velocity
7.579 km/s
Payload
Reduced, power save
Next ground pass
T-00:04:48
Temperature
27.8 °C
Solar generation
61 W
Connectivity
Degraded

Mission timeline

APL-01
APL-02
APL-03
APL-04
Now+30 min+60 min+90 min+120 min

Telemetry

Last 4 min

Battery34.5 %
Solar generation60 W
Temperature27.7 °C

Illustrative data. Not a live system.

Modules

Five modules that work as one system.

MissionOS

Spacecraft on two orbital planes, each linked to one mission core.

Satellite telemetry, commanding, health and mission workflows.

MissionOS capabilities and workflow

Get started

Talk to the team building OrbitalOS.

Choose the entry point that matches where you are.

  • Mission Architecture Call

    A working session on your spacecraft, ground segment and current operations tools.

  • Design Partner Program

    For three to five satellite organisations defining integrations, test requirements and workflows with us.

    Programme details
  • OrbitalOS Simulator

    A software-only sandbox with public orbital data and simulated telemetry. No real spacecraft is commanded.

    About the simulator