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 plans another terminal test 2021 following the U.S. Army test conducted last year.
Early-stage rounds accounted for 211 rounds, or 59% of all space funding rounds completed in 2020.
Isotropic Systems is developing multi-service, high-bandwidth, low-power, fully integrated high-throughput terminals on track for roll-out by 2022.
Isotropic Systems expects to commercially launch its first terminal offerings late in 2021 as new MEO and LEO constellations begin to initiate services in early 2022.
The U.S. Army plans to evaluate the performance of Isotropic Systems optical beam-forming antennas for sending communications through SES satellites in geostationary and medium Earth orbit under a contract of undisclosed value announced 2020-09-24.
Phase two will use Isotropic Systems’ optical lens technology to demonstrate a two full-performance-beam connection, with one beam linking to an SES geostationary (GEO) satellite and one beam linking to SES’s O3b MEO satellite constellation.
SES Government Solutions and Isotropic Systems signed a two-phased antenna evaluation contract with the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory in collaboration with the U.S. Army Research Engineering Team to test Isotropic Systems’ multi-beam terminal over SES’s O3b MEO constellation.
In a second phase of testing scheduled to begin in early 2021, the Air Force and Army plan to evaluate whether Isotropic Systems antennas can connect simultaneously with an SES geostationary satellite and an SES O3b satellite in medium Earth orbit.
Isotropic Systems’ trials will take place at an SES teleport and a U.S. Army base in Reading/Reston on 24 September 2020.
Isotropic Systems is developing a low-profile multibeam user terminal to link with broadband satellites in geostationary, medium, and low Earth orbit.
John-Paul Szczepanik joined Isotropic Systems as senior vice president of engineering on 2020-08-11.
British antenna startup Isotropic Systems raised 12,200,000 EUR in 2019.
Isotropic Systems partnered with diversity and inclusion consultancy Inspired Human.
CEO John Finney of Isotropic Systems committed to double female representation in the company's workforce within 12 months beginning in 2020-10-01.
QinetiQ provides high-performance materials fabrication capabilities to support Isotropic Systems’ optical multi-beam terminals.
Isotropic Systems’ terminal roadmap aims to achieve a multi-beam, multi-frequency antenna capable of using capacity in GEO, LEO, and MEO satellite orbits.
Isotropic Systems established a business unit in Linthicum, Maryland in 2018 to serve U.S. government and defense customers.
The DIU review of Isotropic Systems’ beamforming antenna technologies and circuits is intended to enable fusion of multi-band, multi-orbit commercial and military satellite capacity to deliver intelligence data at the tactical edge over a single platform.
On 2020-05-18, Isotropic Systems announced a contract with the Pentagon’s Defense Innovation Unit.
Isotropic Systems announced an antenna evaluation and development contract with the Defense Innovation Unit on 18 May 2020 in Reading, UK.