Katalyst Space Technologies’ Post

How do you provide new capabilities to satellites on orbit when nothing in space has anything like a USB port? Enter the Client Attachment System, or CAS. CAS retrofits new hardware capabilities onto unprepared satellites in space—adding a mission flexibility that fundamentally shifts up the development lifecycle of satellites. Hunter Robertson, a Space Systems Engineer on our team, has led the charge on CAS development, utilizing the resources on hand to design a solution to in-space upgrades through rapid design iterations, prototyping, and incremental testing. #inspaceupgrades #spacestartup #spacetechnology #ISAM

We moved into our lab! A huge shoutout to Hunter Robertson, Andrew Sabovik, and Noah Temprendola for making it happen! Thanks to the City of Flagstaff for all the support. Now let's start building spacecraft hardware! #spacecraft #ISAM #spacetechnology #startup Check out the progression below. 👇

We’re grateful to live and operate in a country where we can raise our voice, press in, and work better together because of our different experiences and opinions. At Katalyst, we want you to speak up, defend your ideas, and engage, recognizing we each bring a different perspective to the table. We’re all in this together driving forward the upgrade economy. We’re proud to be a U.S. company and wish you a happy Independence Day! #spacestartup #Flagstaff #happy4th