Meridian unifies telemetry, tasking, and anomaly detection across your entire fleet — from pre-launch checkout to end-of-life deorbit — in one live operations console.
Meridian replaces the six-dashboard, three-vendor stack most flight ops teams stitch together — with a single console built around how a duty officer actually works a pass.
Ingest housekeeping and payload telemetry from every bus, at native downlink rate, normalized into one schema.
Continuous collision-risk screening against the public catalog and your own ephemeris, with maneuver recommendations.
Per-subsystem models flag deviations in power, thermal, and attitude before they trip a safe-mode event.
Auto-generate ground station contact schedules across your network, conflict-resolved in seconds, not spreadsheets.
Build, validate, and simulate command sequences against a digital twin of the bus before they ever reach uplink.
Mission-grade audit trails and role-based control for every operator, contractor, and partner ground station.
Every packet Meridian touches goes through the same four stages — so an operator can trust a number on screen back to the antenna it came from.
Raw telemetry and tracking data lands from every downlink, GPS beacon, and ground station, timestamped and normalized on arrival.
State vectors, housekeeping data, and ephemerides are reconciled into a single live model of your fleet.
Per-subsystem models forecast battery draw, thermal drift, and conjunction risk hours ahead of the next contact.
Operators approve or automate the recommended maneuver, command sequence, or contact — logged end to end.
The same view a duty officer keeps open for an entire shift — live state, upcoming contacts, and the alerts that actually need a human.
"We went from six dashboards and a Slack channel to one live picture of the fleet. Our mean time to anomaly dropped from nine minutes to under two seconds."
Every tier includes the full telemetry and conjunction-watch pipeline. Higher tiers add automation and dedicated ground-segment support.