The University of Waterloo is a research-intensive university with activities relevant to the space industry, although it does not offer a specific aerospace engineering degree. It contributes through research in areas like astrophysics, space robotics, AI for space safety, and sustainable aeronautics, coordinated in part by the Waterloo Centre for Astrophysics and the Waterloo Institute for Sustainable Aeronautics (WISA). The university partners with organizations like the Canadian Space Agency and various aerospace companies, and participates in international collaborations focused on advancing space technologies and sustainable space practices.
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The University of Waterloo received a $426,800 FAST Category A grant for CryoSAR observations of seasonal snow water equivalent in forested landscapes.
C-COM is collaborating with a research team at the University of Waterloo to develop an electronically steerable Comms-On-The-Move (COTM) Ka-band flat panel antenna system based on phased array technology.
University of Waterloo received the Dr. Gil Moore Award for Innovation at the 2021 Virtual Spaceport America Cup.
C-COM Satellite Systems Inc. is cooperating with the University of Waterloo in the design of the electronically steerable Ka-band antenna to provide low-cost, high-throughput mobility satellite applications for land, airborne, and maritime verticals.
C-COM is engaged in the design of the new antenna in cooperation with the University of Waterloo.
C-Com is working with the University of Waterloo to develop a flat, electronically steered antenna capable of tracking satellites without motorized parts.