Mission Control has formed a new collaboration with NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, with the Mission Persistence satellite supporting JPL’s FAME demonstration.
OTTAWA, ON, Dec. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Mission Control is pleased to announce a new collaboration with NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory that leverages data from Mission Control’s Mission Persistence to advance autonomous space operations.
The collaboration directly supports JPL’s Federated Autonomous MEasurement (FAME) demonstration, which showcases how onboard AI analysis and orchestrated cross-tasking can enhance the agility, autonomy, and scientific value of future space systems.
“Mission Control is proud to support JPL in advancing intelligent mission coordination and pushing the boundaries of what is possible with autonomous space technologies,” said Dr. Andrew Macdonald, Mission Control’s Director of AI and Autonomy, mission manager for Persistence.
Mission Control is developing smarter, more adaptive, and responsive space missions with innovative software and spacecraft technologies. “This collaboration highlights the power of combining onboard AI, spacecraft autonomy, and multi-agent systems,” said Dr. Michele Faragalli, Chief Technology Officer at Mission Control. “We believe these capabilities will be at the core of all future space missions, from robotics to Earth observation.”
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