Florida International University (FIU) is a public research university actively involved in space-related research and education. FIU participates in NASA's University Leadership Initiative and has received NASA funding for developing materials that can withstand the extreme conditions of space. The university's research includes projects on 2D nanomaterials for space applications and exploring the behavior of active colloids in microgravity on the International Space Station. FIU also partners with NASA centers to offer internship programs focused on STEM fields like electronics additive manufacturing.
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Space Tango will deliver CubeLab investigations from the University of Notre Dame and Florida International University on NG-21.
Florida International University’s research team is working with Digital Locations to develop an antenna solution that dynamically adjusts for satellite positions, phase angle, beam forming, various satellite frequencies, and user conditions.
The development of Satenna™ is being performed under a sponsored research agreement with Florida International University funded by Digital Locations, Inc.
Digital Locations is working with a research team from Florida International University to develop technology for satellite-to-smartphone high-speed internet service.
Florida International University hosts a recently established Trimble Technology Lab that provides students hands-on access to Trimble technologies within the Moss Department of Construction Management.