Saber Commander
Step into the future of space mission control with Commander.
Commander gives operators the tools to plan, automate, monitor, and control spacecraft operations from a single visual environment. Built for missions from research CubeSats to complex commercial and government constellations, Commander helps teams reduce operator workload while maintaining safety of flight across every phase of on-orbit service.
Currently supporting active operations for 33 tons of satellites on orbit, Commander brings Saber’s mission-control heritage into a modern, highly configurable platform for today’s space operations teams.
Currently supporting active operations for 33 tons of satellites on orbit, Commander brings Saber’s mission-control heritage into a modern, highly configurable platform for today’s space operations teams.
Capabilities
Command. Visualise. Monitor. Automate.
Command
Uplink commands to a single spacecraft or an entire fleet using structured, flight-proven workflows for tasking, procedures, manoeuvres, and onboard software operations.
Visualise
Move beyond raw telemetry with visual mission views that help operators understand spacecraft state, behaviour, and operational context.
Monitor
Keep watch over spacecraft health and mission activity with live telemetry, automated checks, alerts, and exception-focused monitoring.
Automate
Plan daily activities ahead of time and let Commander coordinate execution across passes, procedures, data delivery, and reports, with operators alerted when action is needed.
One platform
Your operations stack in one control environment
Commander brings spacecraft commanding, telemetry, operations planning, automation, alerting, and reporting into a single mission control environment. Designed to integrate with the spacecraft systems and ground-station providers your mission depends on, Commander gives operators one place to plan, execute, monitor, and respond.
Ground-station agnostic by design, Commander can connect with Saber’s known provider configurations or be integrated with new providers during the pre-flight phase where suitable APIs are available.
