Aerospace & Orbital Infrastructure

Aerospace

Observe, connect and secure aerial and space operations

From monitoring critical infrastructure to managing aerial and space traffic, orbital technologies are becoming an essential lever for improving the safety, performance and resilience of operations.

Space is no longer confined to outer space: it now directly contributes to the efficiency of aeronautical and industrial activities on Earth.

Next-generation aerospace ecosystem: satellite constellation, rocket on its launch pad, aircraft in flight, control centre and Earth seen from space linked by data flows

Context

Space: the backbone of modern aerospace operations.

Every launch, every space mission and every flight now relies on a complex set of space services. Positioning, synchronisation, observation, meteorology, communications and surveillance form the essential building blocks for safe and high-performing operations.

Combined with artificial intelligence, these capabilities help anticipate risks, strengthen situational awareness and improve decision-making.

Space building blocks at the heart of every operation:

  • Precise positioning
  • Time synchronisation
  • Earth observation
  • Space meteorology
  • Secure communications
  • Orbital surveillance

Capabilities

What space enables us to monitor.

Six observation families to secure and anticipate aerial and space operations from orbit.

Launch Sites

Monitor the environment of space sites and anticipate operational constraints.

Critical Infrastructure

Monitor control centres, ground antennas, strategic networks and industrial installations.

Weather Conditions

Analyse atmospheric conditions affecting flights and launches.

Air Traffic

Enhance situational awareness through positioning and surveillance systems.

Space Activity

Track satellites, constellations and the orbital environment.

Operational Security

Identify risks and strengthen infrastructure resilience.

Space launch site observed from space with data layers
Launch Sites

Monitoring the environment of space sites ahead of each campaign.

Satellite constellation monitoring the orbital environment around Earth
Space Activity

Tracking satellites, constellations and orbital traffic.

Use Cases

One architecture, benefits for every stakeholder.

Space Agencies

Mission preparation and security.

Satellite Operators

Constellation management and asset monitoring.

Aerospace Manufacturers

Improving operational performance.

Airport Operators

Optimising infrastructure and passenger flows.

Spaceport Operators

Management of critical operations.

Defence Stakeholders

Strategic surveillance and situational awareness.

Method

Space capabilities deployed.

A continuous value chain, from orbital observation to operational decision.

01

Earth Observation

Monitoring of infrastructure and the environment.

02

Satellite Geolocation

Precise positioning and synchronisation.

03

Space Communications

Secure global connectivity.

04

Space Situational Awareness

Tracking the orbital environment.

05

Artificial Intelligence

Predictive analysis and anomaly detection.

06

Operational Decision

Optimised mission management.

Results

Operational benefits.

Continuous MonitoringOf critical infrastructure and its environment.
Risk AnticipationThrough predictive analysis.
Operations OptimisationImproved mission planning.
Enhanced ResilienceAgainst technical or environmental disruptions.

Applications

Concrete applications.

Four scenarios where space data transforms the conduct of aerospace operations.

European space launch site observed and monitored from space by satellites

Securing Space Launch Sites

Monitoring sensitive zones prior to launch campaigns.

Satellite constellation monitoring orbital traffic around Earth

Constellation Management

Satellite tracking and optimisation of orbital operations.

Aerospace control centre displaying satellite and surveillance data

Critical Infrastructure Protection

Continuous observation of strategic assets.

Digital twin of aerospace infrastructure combining satellite imagery and AI analysis

Aerial Operations Preparation

Analysis of environmental conditions and operational risks.

Convergence

From the sky to orbit: operational continuity.

Aeronautics and space are gradually converging towards a shared data ecosystem. Satellites now feed the navigation, communications, meteorology, surveillance and decision systems used daily by aerial and space operators.

This convergence opens the way to smarter, safer and more sustainable operations management.

Why Hyperion

An independent partner, from need to indicator.

Space Solutions Architect

We identify the most relevant technologies for your operational challenges.

Space Ecosystem Expertise

Access to European and international New Space players.

Decision Intelligence

Transforming orbital data into actionable indicators for decision-makers.

Digital twin of a spaceport combining satellite imagery, AI analysis and real-time launch operations

Perspectives

The future of aerospace operations.

The advent of constellations, artificial intelligence, orbital services and digital twins is profoundly transforming the sector.

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Tomorrow, every infrastructure, every mission and every asset will be tracked, analysed and optimised in real time through a unique combination of space and terrestrial data.

Let's take action

Make space an operational advantage.

Discover how space technologies can strengthen the performance, safety and resilience of your aeronautical and space activities.

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