ALL.SPACE (formerly Isotropic Systems Ltd) is a UK-based company specializing in advanced multi-link satellite communication systems and aims to revolutionize satellite data exchange. They are known for their cutting-edge SATCOM terminals like the Hydra series, which can connect simultaneously to multiple satellites across different orbits, providing resilient, secure, and reliable communications, especially for defense and government applications. ALL.SPACE partners with organizations like the UK Ministry of Defence, the US Department of Defense, and SpaceBridge and has received funding from entities like Boeing HorizonX Global Ventures and the European Space Agency. Their solutions cater to various sectors requiring reliable connectivity in challenging environments, including defense, aerospace, and government operations.
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Isotropic Systems raised over $40,000,000 in a recent funding round from SES, Orbital Ventures, the UK government’s Future Fund, Boeing HorizonX Global Ventures, Space Angels, and Firmament Ventures.
The UK Space Agency committed over €18.5 million to co-fund the activity implemented through ESA’s ARTES Competitiveness & Growth programme for Isotropic Systems.
Isotropic Systems works with UK organisations including QinetiQ, the Satellite Applications Catapult, Innovate UK, and the UK Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy.
Isotropic Systems is opening a new 20,000-square-foot technology and testing centre in Reading.
The ESA contract provides ESA expert oversight and technical integrity for Isotropic Systems’ path to product launch in early 2022.
Isotropic Systems will develop custom ASIC designs and several other advanced technologies at its Reading technology and testing centre.
The Space Development Agency is seeking a homogeneous constellation design with all space vehicles equipped with baseline mission payloads.
The $42,000,000 funding round for Isotropic Systems was led by satellite operator SES and included participation from the British government.
Isotropic Systems closed a $42,000,000 funding round on 2021-02-08 and plans to grow to 110 employees by the end of the year while opening a new facility near its headquarters in Reading, England.
Over-the-air trials at an SES teleport in Port St. Lucie, Florida verified Isotropic Systems’ high-performance multi-beam platform meets military requirements to acquire and track SES’ O3b medium earth orbit (MEO) satellites.
Phase two trials will test Isotropic Systems’ latest antenna prototype over links with SES satellites in geostationary orbit (GEO) and medium earth orbit (MEO) to demonstrate seamless satellite-to-satellite transitions and redundant, resilient wartime communications.
Isotropic Systems plans to create 150 additional highly skilled engineering jobs in the UK over the next two years.
Isotropic Systems received more than $40,000,000 in funding to accelerate its production phase.
Isotropic Systems will open a 20,000-square-foot technology and testing facility near its headquarters in Reading, UK.
Isotropic Systems plans to accelerate its production phase to support new constellations and satellites launching in all satellite orbits from 2022 onward.
Isotropic Systems plans to grow its workforce from 70 to 110 people by the end of the year.
Isotropic Systems has raised about $70,000,000 in total funding to date.
Isotropic Systems expects to pursue another funding round late 2021 or early next year to provide working capital as it moves into commercial sales.
The funding round for Isotropic Systems announced 2021-02-08 included equity investment and grant funding from the British government.
Isotropic Systems raised $42,000,000 in a funding round led by satellite operator SES.