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.
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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.
5G Round Table – ESA and Space Industry preparing a European Solution
9 Apr 2018
A recent event organised by ESA focussed on role satcoms will play in the realisation of 5G networks.
ARTES boosts Ireland's expanding space industry
22 May 2017
A series of recent developments highlight the growth of the Irish space industry.
Dutch startup to launch satcoms service for Internet of Things
25 Apr 2017
A Dutch start-up is attracting investors for its forthcoming low-power satellite service.
ARTES ScyLight Call for Proposals has been issued
3 Apr 2017
The dedicated ARTES ScyLight Call for Proposals (CfP) has been issued and is online on EMITS, Invitation to Tender number AO8893. You will find the dedicated Outline Proposal templates in the Documents Section.
Bringing SMEs Closer to Space
31 Mar 2017
On 22 March, over 85 SMEs came together in ECSAT from all across the UK to meet Thales Alenia Space and learn more about becoming part of the space supply chain.
ARTES ScyLight Call For Ideas
30 Mar 2017
ESA is pleased to invite members of the satellite communication industry from European Member States and Canada to participate in the ARTES ScyLight Call For Ideas. ESA is looking for proposals for long-term preliminary studies and technology development-related activities.
HAPS4ESA
10 Apr 2017
High Altitude Pseudo Satellites (HAPS) are stratospheric platforms that stay over a fixed point on Earth from weeks to months. Capitalising on these developments, the European Space Agency is reaching out to the Telecommunication, Earth Observation and Navigation communities to present and discuss synergies between satellites and HAPS as well as to collect feedback and recommendations regarding a potential ESA HAPS programme.