Spacecraft Inspection Systems
Autonomous vision system for inspection and monitoring of spacecraft structures, mechanisms, and mission-critical components.
Autonomous Monitoring
Continuous awareness at low power
A defining feature of the SIS is continuous, low-power autonomous monitoring. The system watches all camera channels at low power for defined conditions, then automatically begins full-rate recording and compression when a condition is detected or when commanded. This enables long-duration monitoring at an average power well below full-recording power.
Key Features
Built for autonomous spacecraft inspection
Flexible Integration
Up to 8 camera heads, available in 4, 6, or 8 camera configurations.
High Quality Imaging
High-resolution visible imaging with CMOS sensors, up to 4K at 30 fps, high dynamic range, and auto-exposure.
Redundancy
On-board non-volatile storage with a defined retention and overwrite policy, plus dual Gigabit Ethernet and dual power inputs.
Event-Driven Recording
Automatic wake-on-event recording with full-rate capture, H.265 compression, and storage on detection or command.
Analytics
Comprehensive telemetry for voltages, currents, temperatures, health, operating mode, and monitoring event flags.
Simple Access
Live streaming of one 4Kp30 stream, concurrent with recording.
Applications
Solar Array Deployment and Actuation
Thruster Monitoring
Micrometeoroid Impacts
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