Be in charge / Integral solutions
We go end-to-end. All-terrain team that loves to get its wheels dirty with every aspect of the problem, including the humans at the edges.
We are a battle-proven team
in the realm of space communications combining
a broad set of engineering skills with modern
software practices.
We are passionate about learning by doing. The best way we found to live that passion was founding a company of problem solvers around the challenges of Space Telecommunications.
We go end-to-end. All-terrain team that loves to get its wheels dirty with every aspect of the problem, including the humans at the edges.
We seek not to create dependence. Problems are inevitable but soluble. We reduce the time between iteration and reflection and share lessons transparently.
Before mindlessly executing the first solution that pops up, we understand the context and iterate with the client to correct and simplify. We let the problem be our teacher.
We prioritise our team's psychosocial health. Autonomy, honesty, simplicity. No buzzwords. No cargo cult. No staff augmentation.
We design and deliver solutions across the physical, link, network and operations layers.
A partial list of what we've shipped: hardware commissioned, firmware in flight, software in production.
Full-duplex 10–250 kbps radio. Schematic, PCB, measurements, commissioning. FreeRTOS on CortexR4F. CBOR app layer, CSP net layer, custom link + PHY with Reed-Solomon.
Python + C + CFFI + GNU Radio stacks. RF conditioning, USRP, DVB-S2 demod on Linux. Docker orchestration, full PHY/link metrics via InfluxDB + Grafana.
Built on USRP B200. X-band PA PCB design. Modified USRP FPGA and UHD driver to implement DVB-S2. Hacked the AD9361 DAC for a 2× throughput improvement.
Dual-CPU (application + control) ARM design. Redundant random hot/backup mode. Design, schematics, fabrication, testing and software drivers. Ethernet, CAN, USB, GPS.
Full CI-reproducible builds of firmwares and Linux packages. Release model with atomic per-component upgrades and install tracking. Designed for daily upgrades across a constellation.
Tailscale, Zerotier, Wireguard, Tinc. TUN/TAP interfaces. Contributed to LibreRouter (open-hardware mesh routers) and OpenWrt. Bug-hunting in Linux WiFi drivers.
Four principles shape how we work and who we work with.