Space Micro, powered by Voyager Space, is an engineering-driven company that supplies high-performance, radiation-hardened digital, electro-optic, and communication systems for satellites and space exploration. They manufacture products like telemetry transmitters, space cameras, star trackers, and laser communication systems. Space Micro partners with organizations such as the U.S. Space Force, Space Development Agency, and NASA, and works with prime contractors like Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin. The company focuses on technology advancement and product implementation for commercial, civil, and military space applications.
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BridgeComm entered a strategic partnership with Space Micro on 2021-09-07 to design, develop, and test optical communications technology for U.S. government and commercial customers.
BridgeComm plans to draw on Space Micro’s expertise in designing, producing, and testing space components.
The U.S. Space Force Space Systems Center awarded Space Micro a $3,000,000 contract in 2020 for a µLCT 100 terminal.
Space Micro is enabled to offer for sale BridgeComm ground station equipment products and capabilities for LEO and geosynchronous orbit applications.
BridgeComm will continue to develop LEO constellation and aerospace operation projects using Space Micro as a partner.
Xenesis and Space Micro plan to offer free space optical (FSO) network downlinking capabilities of 10 Gbps.
Space Micro received five separate SBIR/STTR contracts in 2021-01-01.
Space Micro’s core expertise includes developing and orbiting radiation-hardened space subsystems such as RF and optical communications, processors, and cameras.
Space Micro’s core expertise includes developing and orbiting radiation-hardened space subsystems such as RF and optical communications, processors, and cameras.
Space Micro received five separate SBIR/STTR contracts in 2021-01-01 from the U.S. Army, U.S. Air Force AFWERX, and NASA.
Space Micro received $50,000,000 in government investment in its products over the past two decades.
Space Micro's Nanocom Software Defined Radio is a miniaturized (1U), quick-to-field, cost-effective, modular SDR.
Xenesis has partnered with Space Micro, Inc., Geost, and Planewave to develop a working space-to-ground full-duplex laser communication link for future LEO satellites requiring very high-speed data-rate communications.
The U.S. Air Force awarded Space Micro Inc. an STTR contract to enhance its Nanocom Software Defined Radio for new U.S. Space Force programs for smallsats.
Space Micro has delivered several µSDR-C SDRs for commercial and U.S. Government programs.
Space Micro Inc. is based in San Diego, California, and is a supplier of high-performance, radiation-hardened communications and digital systems.
Space Micro is under contract to deliver X- and Ka-Band Nanocom SDRs for additional U.S. Government programs.
Space Micro provides solutions for commercial, civil, and military space applications including TT&C transmitters and laser communications systems.
The contract titled 'Modular Software Defined Radio for Resilient SATCOM' requires Space Micro to assess future Department of Defense requirements for advanced SATCOM.
Space Micro offers two models of Software Defined Radios: the Zynq 7020-based µSDR-C targeting UHF, S-Band, L-Band, and low C-Band applications, and the Zynq 7045-based Nanocom targeting higher frequency, higher data rate applications.