Bright Ascension and Third Planet Orbital Partnership

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Image: Bright Ascension’s HELIX suite of space software products.

Bright Ascension and Third Planet Orbital have signed a Memorandum of Understanding.

The agreement commits the two companies to pool their expertise and resources in order to identify and pursue promising opportunities within the fast-growing New Space industry.

Through this collaboration, Bright Ascension and Third Planet Orbital will form the foundations of a standardised integrated software and hardware platform.

The agreement aligns with Bright Ascension’s Software and Integration Partner Programme, which supports the company’s ongoing HELIX software suite expansion and serves as a strategic platform for developing collaboration with commercial entities across the global space sector.

Embracing both software and hardware technology providers, the programme offers diverse avenues for generating new business opportunities and driving revenue growth.

“We are thrilled to embark on this transformative journey with Third Planet Orbital.” said Peter Mendham, CEO at Bright Ascension. “By combining our strengths, we aim to offer a substantially cheaper, better and easier access to spacecraft development, which also comes with pre-existing and tightly integrated mission growth opportunities, such as automation of operations or space-based data delivery for further insights and intelligence, provided through our upcoming HELIX suite of software products.”

Third Planet Orbital CEO Miles Ashcroft said “The opportunity presented by the space sector is enormous and our job is to make it as easy as possible for payload users to become mission ready. If we are to Simplify Time to Mission Success, then our satellite buses must be accessible and operate consistently out-of-the-box. It is a vital component of what we do, and how we help our customers is to have competent software on board our buses. Bright Ascension gives us that confidence to go to market knowing our customers can concentrate effort on their payloads and operations.

 

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