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𝗦𝗶𝗳𝘁 𝗔𝗴𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀 is here.

Why did the temperature spike during that test? Which other channels changed at the same time? Did the same pattern appear in earlier runs?

Bring those questions to 𝗦𝗶𝗳𝘁 𝗔𝗴𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀. It investigates test, flight, and production telemetry using the assets, runs, channels, and rules already in your Sift environment.

The findings become reusable rules and reports: a rule your team can run to check for the same behavior, a report they can share, and an investigation they can build on.

Your data stays inside Sift, supporting export-controlled programs on GovCloud. Agents inherits your permissions and requires human approval before making changes.

Request Access today. Link in the reply.

@heartaerospace flew the world’s largest electric aircraft.

The X1 is a 25,000-pound electric demonstrator with a 106-foot wingspan. Its first flight was a major step toward Heart’s goal of bringing affordable electric air travel to regional routes.

Wing load tests, ground runs, and taxi tests were reviewed and signed off before the program advanced.

With live test data and months of history available in Sift, Heart’s engineers could validate results, resolve data questions, and complete reviews on schedule as the X1 progressed toward first flight.

See how Heart’s engineers used Sift throughout the test campaign. Full story in the reply.

Hardware that works on Earth may fail in space. Radiation can disrupt a component or permanently damage it, so engineers need evidence that their parts can survive the mission.

More companies are building spacecraft with commercial parts that weren’t designed for those conditions. That creates more demand for radiation testing, but access to specialized testing facilities is limited.

The Rad Team helps engineers determine what previous tests can already tell them and where new testing is needed.

When they run a test, a brief voltage drop or current spike can reveal a problem. Sift helps them find and investigate those moments across millions of readings, then keep the evidence connected to their conclusions.

The goal is to learn which parts will work before a spacecraft’s success depends on them.

Read The Rad Team founder Merek Chertkow’s article, “Before the beam,” at the link in the reply.

Sift is headed to the Reuters Space & Satellites USA event in Washington, DC next week. Find us at Booth 2.

On Monday, join us for a lunch and learn with Manufacturo on connecting build records and test data across the hardware lifecycle, from production through testing and operation.

Sift Co-Founder and CEO Austin Spiegel and Manufacturo Sales Director Becky Kelderman will walk through the integration and show how teams can trace test results back to a part’s build history.

Monday, Nov 9 | 12:35–2:00 PM ET
Room 2, Marriott Metro Center
Lunch provided.

Southern California is full of people taking on some of the hardest problems in aerospace, defense, and manufacturing. We throw Thank God for El Segundo to bring them together.

At Sift, we work with hardware engineers every day. This party is a chance to celebrate the people behind the work and connect the engineers, founders, machinists, and investors helping build what comes next.

Hear from Will Coffield at Riot Ventures, Paul Perry at @Castelion, and @AustinSpiegel, CEO of Sift, on the talent and ambition bringing this community together.

Different companies, shared ambition, and a lot of talent in one place. Thanks to everyone who joined us and keeps building here.