The last two decades of space exploration have been characterized by the origin of a disruptive idea, the New Space concept. This change of paradigm is focused on reducing the development and launch costs of satellites and space vehicles to make it feasible to replace them in a short period of time by more modern models incorporating cutting-edge technologies. As a consequence, space projects have significantly evolved. There has been a shift from large satellites projects, with complex development efforts and times and long life-cycles (several years even decades), to a greater number of small satellites that allow for agile development, short life-cycles and that can incorporate innovative technologies. This change in the missions charact...