BAE Systems is a British multinational aerospace, military, and information security company that operates in the space industry. They design and deliver solutions for civil and commercial space agencies, specializing in radiation-hardened electronics, antenna design, and synthetic aperture radar processing for use in Earth orbit, near space, and deep space missions. BAE Systems partners with organizations like Airbus Defence and Space and LMO Space, and their customers include the U.S. Department of Defense, NASA, and commercial space entities. They provide services such as satellite manufacturing, on-orbit operations, secure data delivery, and development of AI/ML systems for space platforms.
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BAE Systems partnered with Finnish satellite operator Iceye, which is building a synthetic aperture radar satellite for the four-strong Azalea constellation.
Piran Composites worked with BAE Systems on the PHASA-35 unmanned solar-powered pseudo-satellite.
BAE Systems unveiled its latest deployable networking product, NetVIPR™, designed for military communication networks.
BAE Systems has demonstrated NetVIPR™'s capabilities with a range of military equipment and existing military radio systems over the past two years.
Raytheon, L3Harris, and BAE Systems have been under contract since 2012 to produce M-Code receivers.
On 2022-07-12, BAE Systems delivered an undisclosed number of jam-resistant Global Positioning System receivers to Germany’s military forces.
The Air Force Research Laboratory awarded BAE Systems a $7,800,000 contract to develop tightly integrated machine learning software for the Multi-Sensor Exploitation for Tactical Autonomy (META) program.
The BAE Systems system is designed to detect critical mobile targets operating under camouflage, concealment, and deception.
BAE Systems is constructing a purpose-built 278,000-square-foot factory and research center in Cedar Rapids that will house 700 military GPS experts in its Navigation and Sensor Systems business.
PHASA-35 is an unmanned, solar-powered pseudo-satellite designed in partnership with BAE Systems.
The framework developed by BAE Systems will allow warfighters to rapidly respond to end users in contested, degraded, and operationally challenged environments.
Combined with on-board processing capabilities, BAE Systems' technology enhances mission effectiveness.
BAE Systems' team is prepared to provide the flexible data architecture required to build a resilient, responsive, and integrated SATCOM data environment.
BAE Systems will develop the mission data framework for U.S. Space Systems Command's Enterprise Management and Control system.
BAE Systems' products increase the ability for on-orbit, real-time interaction and decision-making.
BAE Systems' cloud computing suite integrates data sources and applications into a platform that facilitates information flow through data services.
BAE Systems' cyber-resilient ground systems automate decision-making and integrate intelligence data from disparate sources.
BAE Systems will perform four demonstrations during a year-long development period.
BAE Systems will create an integrated data management environment under the prototype contract.
The U.S. Air Force selected BAE Systems, with support from FlexRadio, to provide software defined radios for the Airborne High Frequency Radio Modernization (AHFRM) program.