// OT ARCHITECTURE BREAKDOWN //

If your auditor asked today which operator ran which process on which flight unit, would your MES answer, or would somebody have to go walk the floor with a clipboard?

A complete breakdown of the OT architecture behind high-rate satellite production. From the engineer who wired Airbus OneWeb Satellites' production line. Free. No sales call attached.

// FREE //// NO SALES CALL //// PDF GUIDE //
// WHO BUILT THIS //

HillPoint Automation is Will Cordero, the engineer who built that line. He personally architected the OT backbone that carried 700+ satellites through production. HillPoint helps mid-tier space and defense manufacturers close the same gap without the eight-figure budget.

// WHO THIS IS FOR //

You run manufacturing, manufacturing engineering, or production at a space company scaling from prototype to rate. You bought an MES, or you're about to, and you already know the real problem isn't the tool. It's that nothing on your shop floor is wired to it. Your PLCs, test stands, and environmental chambers are islands. Your traceability lives in spreadsheets and the heads of two senior techs. And the next AS9100 audit is on the calendar.

// WHAT IS INSIDE //
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Reference Architecture Diagram

A reference architecture for high-rate satellite production, fully annotated. IoT platform, communication protocol, Unified Namespace structure, database historian, and the exact integration points to your ERP, MES, and PLM.

02

Full Written Walkthrough

Every layer explained: why this protocol and not that one, where the namespace breaks if you design it wrong, and what the auditor actually looks for.

03

Print-Ready Format

Drop it on a conference room table Monday morning and have a real conversation with your team about what is missing on your floor.

// GET THE BREAKDOWN //

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