TRONE in Numbers
TRL Level
4
Available from
2028
Core Features
Shorter Schedules
Decouple platform and payload development, start integration earlier and reduce idle time.
Lower Risk
Discover interface, timing and power issues before the real payload arrives.
Reusable Asset
One common core; multiple missions. Configure TRONE EGSE instead of re-inventing your EGSE for every project.
Seamless Integration
Designed to fit into existing FlatSat / system test setups and workflows.
ICU & Instrument Emulation
Emulate Instrument Control Units and instruments in multiple configurations: pure simulation, mixed real/simulated setups, or full end-to-end payload behaviour — including command handling, telemetry generation and representative data streams.
Rich Interface Support
Connect seamlessly to modern small-sat platforms through standard and configurable interfaces (e.g. SpaceWire, LVDS, CAN, RS-422, SPI, Ethernet and custom links), with harnessing and I/O tailored per mission.
Power & Fault Injection
Provide and monitor payload power lines, inject controlled drops, overcurrent events and switching sequences to validate platform robustness, protection logic and FDIR concepts — without risking flight hardware.
Intuitive Control Software
A dedicated GUI and automation framework give operators full control over test sequences, signal stimulation, logging and replay. TRONE EGSE supports scripted campaigns, regression testing and quick visualisation of key parameters.
Safe by Design
Developed according to space-grade product assurance practices, with fail-safe behaviour, electromagnetic compatibility, cleanliness and transport robustness considered from the start to protect both operators and high-value hardware.
Questions and Downloads
When will be TRONE available?
TRONE development is scheduled to reach TRL 7 by the end of 2027.