ESA and industry propose ScyLight roadmap
31 Jul 2017
ScyLight is the new ARTES programme element dedicated to Optical Communication technologies and space based Quantum Cryptography,
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Signing up for Satellite-5G convergence
22 Jun 2018
The on-going development of 5th Generation (5G) communication networks provides a unique opportunity for a seamless integration of satellites with terrestrial networks, an opportunity that the space industry should capitalise on by working closely with the terrestrial sector in areas of mutual interest, such as interoperability, network orchestration and spectrum use.
Norway launches advanced Satellite-AIS payloads to improve maritime shipping coverage
15 Jul 2019
A compact Satellite-AIS receiver to monitor ships in the seas surrounding Norway is one of several payloads on Norway’s NorSat-1 and NorSat-2 microsatellites
Space and Satcom for 5G - Agenda
30 Jun 2017
New family of Very High Power TNC connectors take flight
6 Nov 2017
With ESA support, French space technology firm Radiall has designed and qualified a complete range of TNC Very High Power coaxial connectors and cable assemblies.
First SmallGEO mission now operational
6 Jun 2017
After four months of exhaustive testing in space, the flagship SmallGEO mission Hispasat 36W-1 has passed all trials with flying colours, which means control has been handed to the operator.
Open Cosmos first Space Mission Provider in ARTES Pioneer partner programme
30 May 2017
Open Cosmos has joined the ARTES Pioneer partner programme to become the first ESA Space Mission Provider.
Pioneer
15 Dec 2017
The ARTES Pioneer programme aims to facilitate the demonstration of new and advanced technologies, systems, services and applications in a representative space environment.
Sapion – Space Access Provider
30 May 2017
The ARTES project Sapion is a public private partnership, implemented under the ARTES Partner programme, between ESA and UK small satellite service provider Open Cosmos.
Maker Space kicks off in Dublin
22 May 2017
The European Space Agency (ESA) and Dublin City University have joined forces to establish a ‘Maker Space’ environment, which will support the development of innovative Machine-to-Machine (M2M) and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies for satellite communications.