Ido Yahalomi
Mission Director
BeamDesk determines where energy can be delivered, schedules the network, and connects operators with the ground required to receive it.
Make the orbit-to-ground network legible before it becomes critical infrastructure.
The work is to turn orbital geometry, ground constraints, market participation, and operating schedules into one evidence-aware picture that people and software can coordinate around.
Orbital access changes by place and time. Ground brings its own ownership, infrastructure, evidence, and regulatory constraints. A plan made on either side alone misses the conditions that determine delivery.
BeamDesk joins those conditions at the planning layer: model the fleet, evaluate where capacity exists, schedule opportunities, and preserve the provenance behind the result.

The products share orbital, site, and standards models, but serve different parts of the coordination problem.
Network planning, transfer scheduling, ground-station coverage, operational constraints, disruption handling, and machine access.
A BeamDesk venue where operators publish ground requirements, landowners list capacity, and orbit-aware matching connects the two.
Keep scheduling, constraints, coverage, and disruption response connected to the same network model.
Turn operator fleets and requirements into explainable candidate-ground rankings and controlled approaches.
Publish read-only coverage, listing, standards, and draft BPI interfaces with their implementation boundaries attached.
This public team record includes only identity and role already verified in the BeamDesk product.
Mission Director