| Phase | Duration | Objective | Key Performance Indicator (KPI) | |-------|----------|-----------|---------------------------------| | | 0–48 h | Systems check, autonomous health assessment. | 100 % nominal subsystem status. | | Autonomous Rendezvous | 2–10 days | Approach a pre‑selected defunct 12U satellite for capture. | < 0.5 m relative distance, < 5 cm/s closing speed. | | Debris Capture | 10–30 days | Deploy Gripper‑01, secure a 5‑kg debris object. | Successful latch, mass‑transfer to “debris‑bay”. | | Payload Demonstration | 30–180 days | Operate atmospheric lidar and RF mesh node. | 95 % data return, continuous network uptime > 99 %. | | De‑orbit & Disposal | 180–210 days | Execute controlled re‑entry using drag surfaces + Hall thruster. | Landing within a 50 km radius of designated Pacific Ocean target. |
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Autonomous systems operating in orbit must be designed with “ethical fail‑safes”. The SOAV‑015 architecture incorporates a “human‑in‑the‑loop” override that can be triggered via encrypted ground commands within a 30‑second latency window. Nevertheless, as autonomy scales, the philosophical debate over machine‑made decisions that could affect the safety of other space users intensifies. | Phase | Duration | Objective | Key
The designation "soav-015" suggests a specific identifier for a project, product, document, or another form of record. In this draft write-up, we aim to provide a preliminary overview and framework for understanding and further developing the subject matter associated with "soav-015." | < 0
SOAV‑015 showcases the feasibility of end‑to‑end autonomy in a sub‑12 kg vehicle—an order of magnitude reduction compared to the 100 kg class of NASA’s OSAM‑1. Its AI‑augmented perception pipeline operates within a 10 ms decision window, enabling real‑time collision avoidance even in high‑traffic LEO corridors.