Cranfield University is a postgraduate-only public research university in the UK specializing in science, engineering, technology, and management, with a strong focus on aerospace. The university's Space Research Centre undertakes research and innovation in areas like digital space services, space propulsion, and space sustainability and has been contributing to the education of space sector professionals for over 35 years. Cranfield works with partners like Airbus, ESA, and the UK Space Agency and is known for its expertise in developing technologies like satellite de-orbiting sails. Key associated keywords include aerospace engineering, space systems, satellite technology, and space debris mitigation.
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The trial is being completed by a Viasat-led UK team including Goonhilly Earth Station, CGI UK, GMV, Ordnance Survey, Cranfield University, the Cranfield National Flying Laboratory Centre, and Pildo Labs.
The UK SBAS trial is being completed by a Viasat-led team that includes Goonhilly Earth Station, CGI UK, GMV, Ordnance Survey, Cranfield University, the Cranfield National Flying Laboratory Center, and Pildo Labs.
The UK SBAS trial is being completed by a Viasat-led team that includes Goonhilly Earth Station, CGI UK, GMV, Ordnance Survey, Cranfield University, the Cranfield National Flying Laboratory Centre, and Pildo Labs.
Cranfield University’s global research airport collaborated with Cranfield Airport Operations Limited to deploy Altitude Angel’s GuardianUTM Enterprise.