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elcome to Saber Astronautics. We are a small research and development company dedicated to building cutting edge technology for both space and Earth-based applications. Our mission is to reduce the barriers to space, making it more accessible to people on Earth.

In the future, Saber Astronautics envisions a permanent space presence where skilled technicians working with advanced robotics are able to track, intercept, and repair crippled satellites. We support this direction with our technical development, research, and commercial projects (right) each contributing to identified space industry needs. As Saber Astronautics grows, we will take on more complex projects such as spacecraft tracking, autonomous docking, and strategically-controlled robotics.

Welcome to our journey.




Saber Astronautics consists of small but elite group of space professionals in the USA and in Australia. We have decades of collective experience in aerospace, electrical, and software engineering.
PIGI Project Intelligent Ground Control

Known as PIGI, or Predictive Interactive Groundstation Interface, this software package reduces the demand on human operators by better managing the massive data stream from a satellite network.

Spacecraft Go Wireless

Replacing bulky wiring with wireless technology, spacecraft can be built lighter and cheaper and we can experiment with independent subsystem control.

HIVE-SP Project
We Support Space Education

Video games are gaining traction as learning tools. We combine our space expertise with rich 3D graphics, realistic orbits, and true star charts of the milky way. Kids will be able to design their own spacecraft, explore, and compete.

Conquest of the Milky Way


Quick Notes (14 Nov 2011)

Internship 2011-03 officially ends 8 December 2012. Many thanks to Aditya, Joseph, and Mukund for all your hard work!

Applications for the 2012-01 internship close 23 November 2011.

Space Fact

NORAD tracks over 2,674 spacecraft and 110,000 pieces of debris in Low Earth Orbit. There is currently about $802 billion dollars worth of equipment in LEO.

 Source: satsig.net
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