Indra Group is a global technology and consulting company, and a major player in the space industry. It focuses on the design and manufacture of LEO/MEO satellites and ground stations, and provides satellite communication services for both civil and military applications through its Indra Espacio subsidiary and its controlling interest in Hispasat and Hisdesat. The company collaborates with organizations like the European Space Agency (ESA) and participates in programs like Galileo and Copernicus, aiming to be a leader in the European space sector.
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Indra will provide software for automated management of communication requests to optimize the allocation of satellite and terrestrial resources.
The second pilot test will occur in Spain on a mission by the Open Arms NGO in the Mediterranean, using an onboard satellite terminal provided by Indra.
Indra's SATCOM solution guarantees robust, secure, and resilient connectivity in emergency situations and remote environments without terrestrial coverage.
Indra is developing a state-of-the-art, interoperable, 5G satellite system as part of the European 5G-HUB project.
Indra is responsible for the ground segment.
Indra participates in the European 5G-HUB project with its Satcom solution, a satellite communication system developed to ensure robust, secure, and resilient connectivity in emergency situations and remote areas without terrestrial coverage.
Indra will provide software for the automated management of communication requests, optimizing the allocation of available satellite and terrestrial resources based on each request.
The interoperable 5G satellite system developed by Indra automatically alternates between satellite and terrestrial communications to ensure service continuity during natural disasters such as earthquakes and tsunamis.
GMV is leading a consortium that includes OHB System AG, Alén Space, Beyond Gravity, and Indra for the Celeste mission.
Indra will conduct two significant pilot tests to validate communication functionality in critical and extreme environments.
Indra is developing a state-of-the-art 5G interoperable satellite system as part of the 5G-HUB project, which is funded by the Horizon Europe program and coordinated by the University of Siena.
The second pilot test will occur in Spain during a real mission of the NGO Open Arms in the Mediterranean, equipping one of its ships with an advanced onboard satellite terminal provided by Indra.
Indra's solution allows for real-time data and video transmission in critical communication situations, such as humanitarian operations, search and rescue missions, and response interventions after major disasters.
Indra, together with OHB Italia and other industrial partners, has worked to provide a cutting-edge system that will support the Ministry of Defence of Luxembourg in a dual-use mission lasting seven years, extendable by three more years.
Indra has led the development and qualification of the complete ground segment for the NAOS (National Advanced Optical System) Earth observation satellite, ensuring safe and reliable operations from Luxembourg and Belgium.
Augusto Caramagno, director of Strategy at Indra Espacio, stressed the importance of orbital operations for protecting space assets critical to sovereignty and strategic autonomy.
Indra emphasizes the need to address industrialization to produce constellations of numerous satellites that meet user revisit and coverage requirements.
Indra possesses significant capabilities in orbital operations useful for satellite life extension and space debris removal.
Indra's strategic initiative, the Startical constellation, aims to improve air traffic management with more than 200 small satellites in low Earth orbit.
Fernando García, director de Indra Espacio, highlighted industrialization and sovereignty as key challenges for the space sector.