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Es’hailSat will host one of BridgeSat’s laser ground stations at its new satellite teleport in Doha, Qatar.
The BridgeSat laser ground station will use optical light instead of radiofrequency airwaves to support communications with low Earth orbit satellites that have optical links.
Boeing made a major investment in BridgeSat, a company developing an optical communications network to deliver data from low Earth orbit satellites.
BridgeSat is developing a network of 10 laser-equipped ground stations around the world with the first ground station located in California.
BridgeSat has an agreement with NASA to develop a free-space optical communication system that could support NASA’s future missions.
Boeing HorizonX Ventures led a $10,000,000 investment round in BridgeSat.
BridgeSat develops a global network of optical ground stations that support low Earth orbit and geostationary satellite optical communications.
BridgeSat is working with local partners to co-locate optical ground stations with established radio-frequency sites to streamline regulatory landing rights approvals.
BridgeSat is collaborating with Swedish Space Corporation to use its sites and assist with landing-right coordination.
BridgeSat aimed to build 10 ground stations around the world by the end of 2019.
BridgeSat is working with Tesat-Spacecom and Thales Alenia Space to create optical terminals that will work with the BridgeSat network.