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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Maj. Gen. John Shaw's memo directs all space organizations in the Air Force to adopt the term SDA effective immediately.
Isotropic Systems completed two-way communications tests of its electronically steered antenna using Avanti’s Hylas-4 satellite.
All Space Enterprise Consortium projects are awarded under the Other Transaction Authority model, which creates partnerships in which the government and vendors agree to share development costs.
Inmarsat plans to expand its service offering via its Global Xpress network using Isotropic Systems’ optical beamforming approach.
On 2019-05-08, Isotropic Systems completed validation testing of its Ka-band optical devices.
SES Networks selected Isotropic Systems to develop optical beamforming antenna technology to deliver cost-effective high-performance capacity via SES’ O3b mPOWER constellation.
Isotropic Systems has begun full-array beamforming tests to support delivery of first-generation Ka-band products planned for 2021 to strategic customers including SES and Inmarsat.
Isotropic Systems received the New Product Innovation Award from Frost & Sullivan on 15 June 2019.
Isotropic Systems plans to deliver full working terminals for testing and certification to its strategic customers in late 2021 before ramping up production.
The expanded principal assistant position would oversee all space acquisition activities, including a new Space Acquisition Council.
Companies including Isotropic Systems, ThinKom, Alcan Systems, and C-Com are developing flat-panel antenna models with target prices ranging from around $10,000 to under $1,000 depending on application.
On 2019-05-02 Isotropic Systems was working with global mobile satellite operator Inmarsat on a next-generation satcom terminal prototype.
Inmarsat and Isotropic Systems planned to trial a product prototype in a real use-case environment in 2020.
Inmarsat and Isotropic Systems planned to test a technology demonstrator within a couple of months of 2019-05-02.
Isotropic Systems’ optical beam-forming approach requires only one feed to be powered under each lens at any one time to form a single beam.
Isotropic Systems estimates it can produce a Ku-band consumer terminal for under $300 and a Ka-band terminal for under $450.
Isotropic Systems’ first user terminals will be designed for Ka-band to serve partners SES, Inmarsat, and Avanti.
Isotropic Systems expects aeronautical terminals to be ready by 2022 after completing regulatory certifications.
Isotropic Systems will perform over-the-air testing with fleet operators Inmarsat and SES 2019.
Isotropic Systems raised $14,000,000 from a group of investors led by Boeing HorizonX Ventures.