Conjunction screening and collision avoidance for satellite operators.
OrbitIQ screens your spacecraft against the public catalogue continuously, computes probability of collision by Foster’s encounter-plane method, plans avoidance manoeuvres in the encounter plane, and writes every detection to a permanent archive.
One operating picture for space traffic
Conjunction screening
Your spacecraft are screened continuously against the public catalogue, so a close approach is surfaced as it emerges rather than at the next manual check.
Probability of collision
Collision probability is computed by Foster’s encounter-plane method — the standard approach for turning a close approach into a decision-grade number.
Avoidance manoeuvre planning
Candidate manoeuvres are planned in the encounter plane, so you can see what a burn actually does to the risk before committing propellant.
Fleet risk
Risk is aggregated across the whole fleet, not just the spacecraft currently in the news, so operators see concentration rather than one-off events.
Re-entry forecasting
Forecasting for objects on decaying orbits, alongside space weather inputs that drive drag and therefore re-entry timing.
Ground contact and manoeuvre detection
Ground-contact planning sits alongside manoeuvre detection, so unexpected changes in a neighbour’s orbit are picked up rather than assumed away.
Built for operators who carry the risk
Satellite operators
Anyone flying spacecraft who has to decide, repeatedly, whether a close approach justifies a burn.
Fleet and constellation teams
Operators managing several assets who need risk aggregated across the fleet rather than assessed one object at a time.
Mission assurance and analysis
Teams who need every detection preserved in a permanent archive for post-hoc review and audit.
From catalogue to decision
Screen
Your spacecraft are screened against the public catalogue on a continuous basis.
Compute
Each close approach is converted into a probability of collision using Foster’s encounter-plane method.
Plan
Candidate avoidance manoeuvres are worked in the encounter plane so the risk reduction is visible before you commit.
Archive
Every detection is written to a permanent archive, so the decision record survives the event.
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OrbitIQ is not self-serve. Tell us what you fly and how your operations team works, and we will show you the screening picture for your own assets.