Support Equipment

iSpace

Lockheed Martin iSpace is a U.S. space situational-awareness software suite for managing assets in orbit. Lockheed Martin says the system fuses optical, radar, infrared, and radio sensor data from government, commercial, and scientific networks to track objects, process space events, and support command-and-control and battle-management decisions for defense, international, commercial, and civil users. The German Space Agency selected iSpace for space situational awareness in 2021.

Profile

Origin
United States
Built by
Lockheed Martin
Type
Space situational awareness and command-and-control software suite
Service note
2021-present
Produced
2021-present

Also Known As

  • Intelligent Space Awareness
  • iSpace system
  • Lockheed Martin iSpace
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Specifications

System type
Space situational awareness command-and-control software
Sensor inputs
Optical, radar, infrared, and radio sensors from government, commercial, and scientific networks
Core functions
Real-time space object tracking, space event processing, sensor tasking, and battle management
Architecture
Net-centric, open, scalable, and configurable for operational use, modeling and simulation, or experimentation
Customer base
Defense, international, commercial, and civil operators in the space domain

Service And Conflict Use

Service History

In service
Lockheed Martin markets iSpace for defense, international, commercial, and civil users operating in the space domain, with use cases spanning operational use, modeling and simulation, and experimentation.
Used by
German Space Agency
Wars
Various Conflicts

Conflict Usage

Side
🏳️Unspecified

Exact model: Lockheed Martin iSpace space-domain awareness and command-and-control software. I found no confirmed armed-conflict use.

Timeline

iSpace Key Events

  1. German Space Agency selects iSpace

    Lockheed Martin announced that the German Space Agency had selected iSpace for space situational awareness, describing the software as a way to track objects in space and process sensor data.

    Sources: German Space Agency Selects Lockheed Martin iSpace System for Space Situational Awareness, iSpace product page

iSpace Images

Related Weapon Systems

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