Engineering Services and Products for Space Missions

Mission success is what we do

At the center of our Core4 values: Customer, Team, Company, and Self is your mission. a.i. solutions is committed to helping you achieve that mission every day whether it’s here on the ground, in Earth orbit, or the future of deep space exploration.

For 25 years, a.i. solutions has provided innovative, cost-effective space engineering services, products and support to enable uninterrupted and reliable access to space. With over 300 successful missions, we have provided solutions for both civil and defense space agencies, as well as the ever-expanding commercial space industry.

Your Trusted Industry Partner

For our customers, each mission is taking the next “one giant leap” and we want to make sure you’re starting on the right foot! Beginning with mission planning and ending with a successful mission complete, a.i. solutions’ proven engineering capabilities and customized solutions span space mission engineering and technology and mission services including both mission systems assurance and launch services. Enabling missions for science, defense, and human space exploration.

Mission Engineering & Technology

Since the company’s inception, we have been providing full lifecycle space mission engineering and technical services to some of the most complex missions like close proximity formation flying of multiple satellites, conjunction assessment risk analysis, and space ground systems development. Our solutions span mission operations, modeling & simulation, and software engineering.

Mission systems assurance

a.i. solutions provides critical inputs to programs that support strategic weapon systems, space and intelligence functions in order to preserve national security. Our proven capabilties for development and operations include quality and mission assurances, material engineering management, supply chain management, and software quality assurance for critical space and missile defense systems.

Launch Services

Located in Cape Canaveral and NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, Florida, a.i. solutions provides award-winning, complete launch engineering, analysis, and support services on well-known vehicles such as the Atlas II/V, Delta II/V, Pegasus XL, Taurus XL/2, Falcon 1/9 and Minotaur I/IV. Support services also include launch site support, communications & telemetry, facility operations, and IT support.

Your future in space begins here

We provide a challenging work environment that delivers the best solution while maximizing employee’s potential. We achieve this daily by living our Core4 Values: Customer, Team, Company, and Self, and by openly challenging actions inconsistent with these values. Our culture boasts a high bar and asks a lot of our Team — unapologetically. We expect our Team to not only help each other live the values, but hold each other responsible up, down and across the organization.

FreeFlyer Team Visits 2022 AAS/AIAA Astrodynamics Specialist Conference to Present on James Webb Space Telescope

September 29, 2022

Members of a.i. solutions FreeFlyer team recently had the pleasure of attending the 2022 AAS/AIAA Astrodynamics Specialist Conference in Charlotte, North Carolina. While at the conference, not only did the team have the opportunity to share the latest updates on FreeFlyer, select members presented a variety of white papers on industry-related topics covering a variety of details about the James Webb Space Telescope. Visit this page to learn more.

Flight Dynamics Planning and Operations Support for the JWST Mission

September 29, 2022

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) was launched from Kourou Spaceport on December 25, 2021, at 12:20 UTC on an Ariane 5 launch vehicle. The launch vehicle inserted JWST into a 30-day transfer trajectory to the Sun-Earth-Moon (SEM) Lagrange point L2 region. JWST executed three mid-course correction maneuvers (MCCs) to insert the spacecraft into a quasi-halo orbit about SEM L2; JWST will maintain its trajectory about L2 for at least 5.5 years, with a goal of at least 10.5 years. This paper summarizes the flight dynamics support for JWST, including the prelaunch nominal trajectory design, the launch window analysis, contingency planning for trajectory-related anomalies, mission operations support for the first 6 months, and a comparison of the planned and achieved actual JWST trajectory results. The orbit determination strategy, both planned and executed, will be summarized, and the method of addressing the anomalies as they occurred will be included.

Your Mission | Accepted

No matter how challenging, your mission is our focus so you can explore.