INTEGRASYS, founded in 1990, is a software development and engineering company specializing in advanced solutions for the space industry, particularly in satellite network design, deployment, maintenance, and security. Their products include signal monitoring systems, link budget tools, interference mitigation technologies, and network automation solutions. INTEGRASYS serves commercial and defense sectors, partnering with satellite operators, service providers, telcos, governments, and organizations like the ESA and Artel.
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Integrasys is participating in the Artemis II mission by tracking and analyzing the trajectory of the crewed spacecraft that will orbit the Moon.
Integrasys will measure the Doppler effect to determine the velocity and position of the Artemis II mission in deep space.
Integrasys is participating in the tracking of Artemis 2 and is the only Spanish company selected by NASA for that role.
Integrasys works with the US Space Force and US Space Command, the Government of Ukraine, NATO, and European ministries of defense.
Integrasys’s tracking system won a sustainability award at a space fair in Dubai in May.
Integrasys and the University of Seville were selected by NASA to voluntarily track the Orion spacecraft during the crewed Artemis II mission around the Moon.
Integrasys arranged to install its 2.4-meter antenna at the Escuela Técnica Superior de Ingeniería (ETSI) of the University of Seville, the campus where the Telecommunications degree is taught.
The antenna Integrasys will use to track the Artemis II mission has a diameter of 2.4 meters and cannot be installed on the roof of Integrasys’s Seville headquarters.
Integrasys’s contribution to the Artemis II tracking collaboration centers on the Orbisat platform developed by Integrasys’s subsidiary in Luxembourg.
KAI Networks executed the LEOREG project through a strategic four-way partnership involving INTEGRASYS, AVL Technologies, and KNS Technologies.
KAI Networks has been recognized by the Ministry of Technology for the successful implementation of INTEGRASYS’ LEOREG.
Standardized interfaces allow for faster time-to-market with new digitizers, according to Alvaro Sanchez from Integrasys.
Integrasys is introducing digital twin and advanced monitoring capabilities as a result of open standards.
Jean-François Fenech will enhance Integrasys's advanced technological capabilities in the French satellite and space sectors.
The geopolitical situation in Europe and the need for a rearmament project have prompted Integrasys to accelerate the opening of its Toulouse center, which will focus on space technologies and NATO space surveillance.
Integrasys operates three additional Centers of Excellence in Europe located in Ukraine, the United Kingdom, and Luxembourg.
Integrasys has opened a new Center of Excellence in Toulouse, strengthening its strategic commitment to France and its leadership in defense and space technologies.
France is currently the leading investor in the space industry within Europe according to Integrasys.
Integrasys aims to increase its presence in France, a country with which it has closely collaborated, particularly with the French Ministry of Defense, the French Navy, and the French Space Command.
Álvaro Sánchez, CEO of Integrasys, views the opening of the new center in Toulouse as a strategic step for the company in light of France's leadership in defense and space technology investment.