Sony is a multinational conglomerate that has expanded its activities into the space industry, primarily through its Sony Space Communications Corporation (SSCC). SSCC focuses on developing optical communication technology for satellites, aiming to establish high-speed laser communication links between satellites and ground stations. They leverage Sony's Blu-ray technology to achieve precise laser alignment in their compact and cost-effective Lasercom terminals, optimized for small satellite applications. Sony's partners include Astro Digital, JAXA, and ESA, with their technologies being used in projects like FLEXHab, a lunar habitat using Sony BRAVIA displays to simulate the moon's environment.
All verified mentions of this organization in source documents.
NEP UK deployed over 100 Sony 3500 UHD camera positions on the 14-acre SW19 campus.
The ILO-C instrument uses a Sony IMX253 sCMOS camera.
ILO-C will collect data every three seconds using a Sony IMX253 sCMOS camera.
Sony Semiconductor Solutions' Altair chipsets are widely used in low-power, wide-area applications.
Sony Semiconductor Solutions targets smart agriculture, maritime logistics, and asset tracking with its Altair chipsets.
Sony manufactured the SPHERE-1 EYE, which also follows the CubeSat specifications.
IDS Imaging Development Systems has validated its uEye XCP camera series for planetary imaging applications using Sony Starvis 2 sensors.
The uEye XCP models utilize the Sony IMX662 sensor with Back-Illuminated pixel architecture to increase light collection efficiency.
Pale Blue's thruster has been adopted by Sony's satellite 'EYE', gaining attention in the industry.
Sony's control room for satellite operations was established internally rather than at JAXA facilities, and the onboard camera is a Sony product.
Sony Space Communications Corporation aims to test high data-rate optical links between the satellites and the ground and between the satellites in low Earth orbit.
Sony partnered with California’s Astro Digital to test laser communications from two small satellites.
Sony Pictures Networks India’s 26 channels distributed via Intelsat reach over 700 million viewers.
On 2024-05-30, Intelsat renewed its partnership with Sony Pictures Networks India to deliver entertainment content across Asia-Pacific.
Intelsat delivers premium entertainment content to viewers in Southeast Asia as part of its partnership with Sony Pictures Networks India.
The collaboration between Ansys and Sony will provide an automotive-grade, end-to-end spectral simulation pipeline for ADAS perception system developers.
Ansys developed a novel software interface compatible with Sony’s sensor models for high-fidelity virtual camera testing.
Pairing Ansys simulation with Sony’s sensor models alleviates challenges associated with physical prototyping and validation through virtual testing.
The Ansys and Sony technology collaboration facilitates rapid development and verification of camera features for AV and ADAS applications.
Sony prepared a sensor model based on the internal architecture of image sensors used in camera systems to achieve automotive-grade fidelity.