SBS, or Space-Based Surveillance, refers to a system, particularly in the context of India's space program, that uses satellites and other space assets to monitor and collect data on objects and activities in space and on Earth. India has initiated the third phase of its SBS program (SBS-III) to place 52 surveillance and communication satellites into Low Earth Orbit (LEO) and Geostationary Orbit (GEO). This project aims to enhance India's surveillance capabilities for military and civilian applications, contributing to national security and strategic autonomy, and reduce reliance on foreign countries. The satellites are equipped with AI, enabling them to interact with each other to gather geo-intelligence.
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Optus provides satellite services to Australian and New Zealand government departments, companies, and broadcasters including Foxtel, ABC, SBS, Seven Network, Imparja Television, Sky New Zealand, and Kordia, and provides services in McMurdo Sound, Antarctica.
Optus provides satellite services to Australian and New Zealand government departments, companies, and broadcasters including Foxtel, ABC, SBS, Seven Network, Imparja Television, Sky New Zealand, and Kordia, and provides services in McMurdo Sound, Antarctica.