Overview
Space Range Operation Tool
Space Range Operation Tool
Studio Mission Designer for building Microsats
API Trade Studies with Parallel Compute
Full-stack Satellite Simulation Modelling
Running Monte-Carlo Analysis for Missions
HITL with Payload Components
Zendir Editor: Digital Twin Sandbox for Engineers Zendir Editor is a high-fidelity spacecraft and constellation modeling environment for engineers building, validating, and iterating mission concepts and subsystem behavior. It enables teams to construct "system-aware" digital twins (power, ADCS, comms, payload, etc.), explore edge cases, and run repeatable what-if analyses with clear assumptions and outputs. Editor is designed to support collaboration across distributed teams, accelerate verification and validation cycles, and produce results you can defend in reviews.
Key capabilities
- Subsystem-aware modeling for spacecraft and fleets
- Scenario configuration for nominal, off-nominal, and stress cases
- Repeatable simulation runs with parameter sweeps and comparisons
- Outputs that support engineering review workflows and trade studies
- Integration-friendly architecture for existing tooling and data sources Common use cases
- Digital engineering & V&V support
- Constellation design trades and performance threshold testing
- Failure mode exploration and operational limits definition
- Pre-flight readiness analysis and rehearsal inputs
Zendir Studio: Operator-Focused Mission Configuration & Training Zendir Studio is a drag-and-drop environment for configuring missions, running scenarios, and supporting operator training and rehearsal. It's designed for operational roles-making it simple to stand up realistic training sessions without requiring deep modeling expertise. Studio supports instructor-controlled runs, repeatability across cohorts, and structured outputs suitable for after-action reviews and decision support.
Key capabilities
- Drag-and-drop scenario and mission configuration
- Instructor-controlled injects (anomalies, disturbances, operational constraints)
- Role-based views for operations teams and trainers
- Repeatable sessions for skills sustainment and evaluation
- Clear run artifacts for debrief and learning outcomes Common use cases
- Scenario-based operator training
- Mission rehearsal before critical events (deploy, commissioning, RPO, contingency ops)
- Team coordination drills and procedure validation
- After-action review and lessons-learned capture
Zendir API: Cloud-Scale Simulation & Integration Layer Zendir API is a REST-based simulation interface for running spacecraft and constellation simulations programmatically at scale. It enables customers and partners to integrate high-fidelity simulation into existing pipelines-CI/CD, digital engineering workflows, autonomy development loops, and mission planning systems-without being locked to a single UI. The API supports repeatable runs, automation, and integration with customer data and toolchains.
Key capabilities
- Programmatic scenario execution and results retrieval
- Scalable simulation runs for parameter sweeps and batch studies
- Integration hooks for external systems and data sources
- Designed for automation, testing pipelines, and platform embedding
- Supports building custom applications and portals on top Common use cases
- Large-scale trade studies and regression testing
- Autonomy development & evaluation loops - Integration with mission planning / analysis toolchains
- White-label simulation services for primes and integrators
Highlights
- Zendir Studio (Operator Simulation Layer) Zendir Studio is an operator-facing mission control and training environment built on high-fidelity digital twins. Teams configure missions, rehearse maneuvers, inject anomalies, and run multi-satellite scenarios in real time. Powered by Zendir Core, Studio transforms engineering-grade models into interactive operational capability for mission rehearsal, training, and anomaly response.
- Zendir Editor (Engineering Creation Layer) Zendir Editor is the engineering environment for building high-fidelity spacecraft and mission digital twins. Engineers model subsystems, onboard logic, and physics interactions, and run software and hardware-in-the-loop testing in closed loop. Editor enables rapid digital twin development and deploys validated assets directly into Studio for operational rehearsal and training.
- Zendir API - Pacer (Automation & Integration Layer) Zendir Pacer API connects live mission operations to Zendir's Core digital twin engine. It ingests telemetry, mirrors maneuvers, and enables on-demand simulation for forecasting, anomaly reconstruction, and performance validation. Pacer provides real-time operational intelligence through calibrated digital twins, supporting automation, risk reduction, and informed decision-making.
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The AMI is provided free of charge through AWS Marketplace. No fees are collected by AWS for the use of this AMI. Any software licenses required to use the product are purchased directly from Zendir and are subject to our standard Terms and Conditions and refund policies. For license refunds or billing inquiries, please contact support@zendir.io
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64-bit (x86) Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
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Included with all available Zendir Products with the v1.5.1 version.
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The software is loaded on the Administrator account. This AMI follows a BYOL model with Zendir licenses. Licenses can be managed and purchased via https://zendir.io and free trials can be created from that account. An active Internet connection is required in the Zendir AMI to ensure authentication into Zendir Studio or Zendir Editor.
Log in to the Administrator account using a private key-pair and manage the use the products as intended via an RDP client - or via the NiceDCV Terminal that is already installed.
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