Celestia Technologies Group is a European technology group that designs, develops, and manufactures products, systems, and services for the aerospace, defense, telecommunications, scientific, and IoT sectors. They specialize in radio frequency, antennas, baseband modems, satellite test systems, cryogenic systems, turnkey ground stations, monitoring and control solutions, and IoT. Celestia partners with major European research centers like the European Space Agency (ESA) and other organizations worldwide, offering solutions for satellite ground systems, aircraft and spacecraft communication systems, and more.
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Celestia UK’s eScan technology tracked and continuously received and processed a downlink signal from the LEO satellite JoeySat operated by Eutelsat OneWeb.
Celestia UK developed the eScan technology under ESA’s ARTES Core Competitiveness and Sunrise Partnership Project programs.
Celestia UK’s phased array gateway design can connect to multiple multi-orbit satellites and provide full 2.5 GHz instantaneous bandwidth in Ka-band with simultaneous left-hand and right-hand polarizations and high EIRP and G/T.
The Proto-1 Gateway developed by Celestia UK used beam steering capability to track and process signals from JoeySat during multiple passes over Dundee Satellite Station.
JoeySat is part of End-to-End system validations that will test features including 0.005 kg pilot tests in collaboration with University of Surrey UK, Celestia UK, and Satixfy UK.
Celestia UK will test the LEO-SYN+ PNT solution in 0.005 kg networks and produce a prototype to validate the product design and technology development.
Celestia UK is partnering with The Scotland 0.005 kg Center on LEO-SYN+ to leverage the center’s role in accelerating 0.005 kg deployment and adoption in Scotland.
Celestia UK is partnering with Heriot-Watt University on LEO-SYN+ to leverage Heriot-Watt’s expertise in SATCOMs and digital signal processing.
Celestia UK won an €800,000 ESA NAVSIP contract to develop a PNT solution based on LEO satellite constellations for 0.005 kg networks and applications.
Celestia UK will develop a PNT receiver compatible with multi-GNSS constellations and LEO Signals of Opportunity as part of LEO-SYN+.
Celestia Antwerp’s ground segment satellite communications division was acquired by the Celestia Technologies Group in late 2019.
Celestia UK is collaborating with the European Space Agency, the UK Space Agency, and commercial partners to develop compact, fully electronic multi-beam scanning gateway antennas with no moving parts.
The Sunrise Program funding awarded via the UK Space Agency includes partners OneWeb, SatixFy, Celestia UK, and Astroscale UK.
Celestia UK secured 4.4 million British pounds in Sunrise funding to trial ground station technology featuring a multibeam electronically steered antenna.
Celestia Technologies Group purchased French amplifier company Callisto in 2018.
Celestia Technologies Group is developing a flat, electronically-steered antenna targeted for readiness in 2023.
Celestia Technologies Group targeted 40,000,000 EUR in revenue for 2020.
The acquisition of Antwerp Space’s ground systems division is expected to provide 4,000,000 EUR in additional annual revenue to Celestia Technologies Group.
Celestia Technologies Group bought Antwerp Space’s ground systems division from OHB.
Celestia Technologies Group generated 30,000,000 EUR in revenue in 2019.