04 / READY-TO-RUN TEST PILOTS
Star Jumper
Test constellation traffic, contact delivery and ground handoffs.
Pilots & scaling
Prove a focused outcome. Then expand.
Start with a specific network requirement, define the baseline and use agreed acceptance criteria to guide the next stage.
Ready-to-test development package
Start with models, agents and pilots already built.
Explore 12 runnable pilots for Star Jumper, ground networks and Galaxity workflows. Every pilot includes 15 analysis agents, 18 engineering reference models and current-versus-growth reporting.
04 / READY-TO-RUN TEST PILOTS
Ground networks
Test terrestrial fiber, campus links, gateways, undersea connectivity and recovery.
04 / READY-TO-RUN TEST PILOTS
Galaxity workflows
Test evidence, track records, security inventory and scaling.
Choose a pilot
Test the connection your business depends on.
These pilot scopes are starting points. Duration, hardware, access, pricing and deliverables are agreed with each customer.
Terrestrial optical link
Evaluate a ground-to-ground link: site suitability, representative traffic, link quality and an agreed fallback.
Ground-segment readiness
Assess a candidate station, optical contact constraints, facility conditions and backhaul dependencies.
Star Jumper architecture
Model satellite contacts, interlink paths and gateway loading; validate representative interfaces in a controlled environment.
Enterprise gateway integration
Test the handoff, segmentation, routing, capacity and recovery against the customer network interfaces.
Post-quantum migration
Inventory a defined cryptographic dependency, assess compatibility and test a scoped migration path.
Scaling visibility
Use the agreed operational evidence to identify bottlenecks, capacity triggers and changes needed before adding sites or devices.
The pilot lifecycle
Every stage has an owner and an acceptance gate.
A pilot creates an evidence-backed decision about the next stage.
01 · Define
Agree the customer outcome, baseline, boundaries, dependencies and measurable targets.
02 · Prepare
Confirm approved access, selected equipment, test scenarios, rollback and operational responsibilities.
03 · Execute
Run the agreed scenarios and capture results, interruptions and operator observations.
04 · Accept
Review evidence with the customer, record exceptions and decide whether to expand, revise or stop.
Scaling is part of the pilot
Test the next stage before committing to it.
Growth changes traffic, devices, locations and the people needed to operate the service.
Current baseline→Representative load→Next-stage model→Customer acceptance
- Model additional sites, gateways, devices and concurrent traffic
- Identify transport, backhaul, storage and operational bottlenecks
- Define headroom and the thresholds that trigger a capacity review
- Exercise interruption and recovery under the agreed scenario
- Account for support coverage, spares, maintenance and change control
Results you can use
A pilot report that leads to a decision.
Report the baseline, measured results, customer outcome, exceptions and the recommended next scope.
Evidence
Scenario records, measurements and the conditions under which they were observed.
Recommendation
What can progress, what needs revision and what remains dependent on further engineering.
Service agreement
Scope, responsibilities, support, exclusions and service-level targets agreed around the delivered service.