(GSAW) 2026 in Los Angeles, California. This is a premier technical forum for the international ground system community.

GSAW celebrated its 30th anniversary this year under the theme “Ground System Disruption: Reshaping the Status Quo with Commercial Innovation.” Discussions focused on how commercial innovation is redefining ground system architectures and their integration into government and civil solutions.

The program included plenary sessions, tutorials, working groups, and technical exhibits, bringing together experts, developers, and researchers to explore emerging trends and share experiences in designing and upgrading ground system architectures. 

GMV presented several technical papers and hosted a stand in the exhibition area, where it showcased its range of satellite control products. In addition, José Miguel Lozano, Country Manager of GMV’s EST Space Systems in the United States, and Juan Andrés Tejo, Head of EST Space Systems’ Ground Planning Systems Division, took part in the conference line-up. During a plenary session, they presented GMV’s satellite control solution and its Ground Systems as a Service operating model, and shared lessons learned from real missions—highlighting the company’s expertise in developing cutting-edge solutions for increasingly demanding and dynamic space operations.

Participants at the event expressed interest in the GMV-developed ground systems, which cover the full scope of the domain, and in the potential to integrate these commercial systems into their missions.