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A: A technology demonstration satellite is a spacecraft designed to test new technologies, systems, or components in orbit. These missions validate innovations like propulsion, communication, or materials before wider adoption. They reduce risks for future operational satellites.
A: Satellite information technology improves data processing, encryption, and real-time communication between satellites and ground stations. Advanced algorithms enable autonomous operations and faster decision-making. This ensures higher reliability and efficiency in space missions.
A: Companies like SpaceX, Lockheed Martin, and Blue Origin pioneer advancements in satellite technology. Startups such as Planet Labs and Spire Global focus on miniaturized and cost-effective solutions. These firms drive innovation in communication, imaging, and Earth observation.
A: Key challenges include radiation exposure, thermal management, and ensuring system reliability in harsh space conditions. Limited funding and mission complexity also pose risks. Successful demonstrations require rigorous testing and redundancy planning.
A: Satellites leverage AI, edge computing, and IoT connectivity to process data in orbit and deliver actionable insights. Integration with 5G networks enables faster terrestrial communication. These synergies expand applications in climate monitoring, defense, and global connectivity.