One link for the class
Share a read-only link: it opens the mission exactly as you left it, for every student in the course.
EDU Universities and training
Students learn on the same engine every Arksa plan runs, checked against the worked examples in Vallado and Curtis. It opens in the web studio, universities partner with us for teaching and research, and a mission reaches the whole class as a link.
01 Academic partnerships
Universities and research institutes partner with Arksa. With team accounts, the instructor adds the enrolled students, so there is nothing for a student to buy and no individual sign-up. Early access today: single-user studio by invitation. Team cloud, accounts and billing open with general availability.
Academic partnership
Partner for teaching and research
Founding University pilot: 12 weeks, €1,500 (first 5 partners), with a free 2-week trial first. Pilot programme
| Partnership | What it includes |
|---|---|
| Teaching | Enrolled students added by the instructor, every analysis module, docs and email support |
| Research lab | Lab and research access, joint publications and case studies |
| Department or campus | Several courses and labs under one agreement |
| Use | Non-commercial teaching and research |
| Exports | Watermarked “Arksa Academic – not for commercial use” |
| Student edition | By invitation, or through a partner university |
02 In the classroom
A typical session, using what a course partnership includes.
Open the web studio on any lab machine.
Reference missions that cover a first astrodynamics course.
Move the altitude, the inclination or a station mask and watch access, coverage, power and link budget respond.
Students send a share link or a mission file; the mission opens exactly as they left it.
03 Teaching templates
Each template is a reference mission you can open, break and rebuild. Together they cover the orbits of a first astrodynamics course.
Vallado's Example 2-1 solves Kepler's equation for M = 235.4° and e = 0.4, and gets E = 220.512074°. The engine's test suite asserts the same answer. Try it here with any values.
E —Iterations —ν —
Validated: orbit geometry against a published textbook example →
05 Classroom sharing
Three ways to hand work out and take it back in, from a single link to a shared team workspace.
Share a read-only link: it opens the mission exactly as you left it, for every student in the course.
Save and reopen a mission exactly; export CCSDS OEM, CZML and CSV for other tools.
At general availability, on Team, instructors invite students as members or viewers, share missions to the workspace or by view or edit link, and keep version history with restore.
06 Pricing for teaching
List prices in USD. Academic terms are decided in the partnership agreement; commercial work, including spin-outs, needs Pro or Team.
For taught courses at universities.
Priced per partnership
For university research groups.
Priced per partnership
For spin-outs and commercial research.
$199 a month billed yearly
For startups and small operators.
$499 billed yearly · minimum 3 seats
→In a briefing
Under NDA, with the founder who builds Arksa.
Request a briefing07 Questions
During early access the studio is single-user, by invitation. Student accounts, added by the instructor, open with general availability.
Yes: open the web studio on any lab machine with a network connection.
That is the point of the validation suite. Each test cites its reference example, so a student can reproduce the textbook number in the studio or by hand.
Yes: academic partnerships are priced per partnership. Talk to us. Students get the Student edition by invitation, or through a partner university.
Results are validated, not certified: verify them independently before operational or safety-of-flight decisions, which is a good habit to teach as well.
Early access · Mission and Sovereign by contract
Load a template, change one number, and the semester follows. Request access, or ask us about a course.