Just one day after setting up Revel, an intern at @OrbitalOps_ was already using it to independently run 40 hot-fires. Orbital Operations is developing a high-delta-V, high-thrust rocket vehicle around a first-of-its-kind cryogenic propellant management system to unlock rapid mobility across LEO, GEO, and beyond. Fresh out of @ycombinator Combinator W25, their small team—half of them interns—needed test software that could move as fast as they did. Before Revel, Orbital Ops had never run a test. They had no data recording, no automated sequencing, and no software team to build either. With Revel, they now: • Run dozens of tests in a day • Give interns ownership of entire engine subsystems • Operate five-plus test cells daily, up from a single test cart All without a single software hire. Thanks to @BenSchleuniger, Ross Doherty, @nicosuave9, Dane Patten, @stefan_salaices, and the rest of the Orbital Ops team for the partnership. Link to the full case study in the replies.

Adaptability or performance? Hardware test teams shouldn’t have to choose. After switching to Revel, the team at @GoToImpulse can easily make changes to test sequences while maintaining type safety, compiled performance, and real-time control. Trevor Hanken, Manager for Test Automation at Impulse Space, shares how Revel lets teams move quickly without sacrificing performance.