SWISSto12 is a manufacturer of advanced satellite Radio Frequency (RF) products, payloads, and systems, including the HummingSat, a small geostationary telecommunications satellite developed in partnership with the European Space Agency (ESA). The company utilizes patented 3D-printing technologies to create lightweight, compact, and high-performance RF products, such as antennas, filters, and waveguides. SWISSto12 partners with major satellite operators, space agencies, and aerospace companies like Intelsat, Inmarsat, Thales, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman and SES. The company's products are used in various space applications, including telecommunications, earth observation, and scientific missions.
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Swissto12 helped Fleet Space Technologies deliver metal 3D-printed patch antennas used on Fleet Space’s Centauri 4 satellite.
The small telecommunications satellite developed by SWISSto12 is intended for launch into geostationary orbit approximately 36,000 kilometres above the Earth.
ESA is providing support, experience, and technical support to SWISSto12 as part of the Partnership Project to bring the micro-geostationary product to the commercial market.
The first SWISSto12 micro-geostationary satellite is due for launch in 2025.
SWISSto12 will lead an international consortium to develop the new micro-geostationary satellite product line.
SWISSto12 will develop and build a new micro-geostationary satellite product line and its first protoflight model under a Partnership Project with the European Space Agency (ESA).
SWISSto12 will market geostationary telecommunications satellites based on Saturn’s MicroGEO bus, which provides payload power of approximately two kilowatts.
Swissto12 will collaborate with Saturn Satellite Networks to market small geostationary telecommunications satellite missions, with plans announced on 2021-09-08.
Saturn CEO Thomas Choi frames the cooperation with SWISSto12 as strengthening Saturn’s mission to provide robust and affordable satellite platforms for nations lacking resources for space-based services.
MicroGEO could be coupled with a Swissto12 payload and launched as a rideshare to geostationary transfer orbit to provide an economical space segment.
SWISSto12 and Saturn Satellite Networks have signed a collaboration agreement to build and market GEO telecom missions based on MicroGEO, Intelligent Space Node (ISN), and Nationsat satellites.
SWISSto12 will lead the marketing of turnkey GEO telecom satellites based on the MicroGEO platform with approximately 2 kW of payload power.
SWISSto12 contributes with its disruptive active antenna technology, leveraging unique 3D printing capabilities for RF applications.
SWISSto12 and SatixFy announced a strategic teaming for the development and commercialization of end-to-end MEO and GEO telecom satellite payloads.
Combined product capabilities from SatixFy and SWISSto12 aim to deliver the most integrated and advanced full payload systems.
SWISSto12 and SatixFy have teamed to develop and commercialize end-to-end MEO and GEO telecommunications satellite payloads.
SWISSto12 and SatixFy have formed a strategic teaming to develop and commercialize end-to-end MEO and GEO telecommunication satellite payloads.
The alliance allows for the development of subsystems that combine the technologies of CAES and SWISSto12.
CAES and SWISSto12 will collaborate with US customers on new designs to meet high performance requirements of future missions.
CAES and SWISSto12 announced a strategic alliance to bring additive manufacturing and 3D printing technology to US customers.