Posts Tagged ‘Communication’
Isotropic Systems has licensed patented multi-beam antennas to defence and aerospace integrators to help create new designs. The patented components of Isotropic Systems’ multi-beam antennas will be licensed for use in commercial and government aircraft, according to a new press release. Early collaborative licensing discussions are underway, as aircraft manufacturers, terminal ...
The UK has released a statement in line with the EU position on the space debate following the UN General Assembly. The British government has released a statement confirming its position on the space debate and addressing the importance of the space sector. The statement asks the UN to keep up ...
The US Navy’s new communications satellite has been successfully tested and evaluated ahead of its transition to operations. The Navy’s narrowband communications satellite has been assessed as operationally effective and can be used in unrestricted operations. The Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) provides narrowband satellite communications to the DOD. The tests looked ...
The US Air Force met with NATO allies to conduct air surveillance in Iceland as part of this year’s exercise. Aircraft and pilots from the US Air Force were in Spangdahlem, Germany, for this year’s Icelandic Air Surveillance exercise. The exercise included scramble alerts and flying certification for future intercept missions. Airmen ...
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