Can we design our GNC system with ProximaSim?
Yes. ProximaSim brings mission dynamics, sensor models and realistic imagery into a modular guidance, navigation and control design environment. Connect perception, navigation filters, guidance and control algorithms, then evaluate the complete closed loop under mission-specific conditions.
Can ProximaSim generate code for onboard flight software?
Yes. ProximaSim supports C-code generation for GNC applications, with code prepared for integration into NASA’s core Flight System (cFS), using the core Flight Executive (cFE). This connects simulation-based development with your onboard flight-software workflow.
Target hardware, operating system, interfaces and timing requirements are agreed during integration. Mission-specific verification and qualification are still required before flight.
Do we need to replace our existing GNC or simulator?
No. The starting point is your existing system. We agree the interfaces, scenario controls and outputs needed for a testing campaign. ProximaSim and ProximaVision are optional modules.
Do we need to share source code?
Source-code disclosure is not required for black-box testing. We need a way to run the system, supply inputs and inspect relevant outputs. The executable or customer-operated endpoint, data access and confidentiality arrangements are agreed during scoping.
What does a first pilot cover?
We scope one mission or autonomy function around your needs: a simulation and GNC-development workflow, a visual-navigation evaluation, or an AI-driven robustness campaign. We agree the inputs, integration requirements and measurable outputs before work begins.
Can we test on our onboard computer?
We can discuss a processor- or hardware-in-the-loop setup around your target hardware. Compatibility depends on its interfaces, software environment and real-time requirements. We agree the configuration before the campaign.