Omnisys is a high-technology Brazilian subsidiary of the Thales Group that specializes in providing advanced solutions for the space industry. They are a leading provider of embedded equipment for satellite programs like CBERS and PMM, manufacturing subsystems such as MWT, OBDH, AOCC, and DCS. Omnisys also develops customized scientific instruments, including microwave-based sensors for weather data collection, and partners with organizations like the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Swedish Space Corporation. The company's expertise spans from design and manufacturing to logistical support, contributing to Brazil's space capabilities and reducing reliance on foreign markets.
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Omnisys is AAC Clyde Space’s subsidiary that secured a EUR 0.47 million order to deliver strategic spare parts to Airbus Defence and Space for the MetOp-SG program.
The spare components Omnisys will deliver are related to 118 GHz receivers that form part of the MetOp-SG MicroWave Imaging radiometers.
The spare parts Omnisys will deliver are for MetOp-SG satellites planned to launch in 2024, 2031, and 2038.
The EUR 0.47 million order from Airbus Defence and Space to Omnisys is approximately SEK 4.9 million.
Omnisys Instruments was contracted in March to supply weather sensors to the Arctic Weather Satellite with a value of 12.2 MEUR (approx. 124 MSEK).
Omnisys Instruments was acquired by AAC Clyde Space in April 2021.
Omnisys Instruments, a recent addition to the AAC Group, was selected to supply weather sensors to the Arctic Weather Satellite project.
AAC Clyde Space acquired Omnisys, which develops weather sensors and instruments for space.
Omnisys, based in Gothenburg, Sweden, designs and develops high-performance weather space sensors.