In recent years, the persistent boost in the New Space Economy is allowing more and more European companies to develop their different ideas: building their reusable launcher, miniaturized fleets of satellites, or commercial-off-the-shelf space components. Since the competition is growing exponentially, time is increasingly one of the most critical factors in the development process, particularly during the satellite subsystems' integration and testing phase. In addition, the increasing number of Space suppliers results in both a broader opportunity of choice during the design of a satellite and also in a wide variety of protocols and interfaces, for which is necessary to deal with higher complexity, cost, and, again, longer time of development.