Saab is a Swedish aerospace and defense company that is expanding its role in the space industry. While primarily known for military and civil security solutions, Saab is increasing its focus on space capabilities, particularly in areas like space domain awareness and integrating space-based data into its command and control systems. They provide solutions that merge data from various sources, including satellites, to provide decision-makers with critical information. Saab partners with organizations like ICEYE to integrate technologies like synthetic aperture radar (SAR) into their systems, offering enhanced situational awareness for military and civilian applications.
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ThayerMahan has partnered with Saab Australia to explore opportunities to strengthen Australia’s sovereign undersea warfare capabilities.
ThayerMahan and Saab are collaborating to contribute to Australia’s maritime and undersea security capabilities.
The partnership combines Saab's sovereign system integration expertise and autonomous maritime capabilities with ThayerMahan’s autonomous underwater surveillance technology.
ThayerMahan's partnership with Saab reflects a mutual interest in providing innovative, relevant, and cost-effective solutions to support maritime and undersea capabilities.
Saab is investing in space and utilizing existing Saab technology together with partners to create new space applications.
Ymir-1 is a Swedish-built satellite developed in collaboration between Saab, AAC Clyde Space, and ORBCOMM within the AOS consortium.
AAC Clyde Space, Saab, and ORBCOMM planned the November 2023 launch of Ymir-1.
The Saab VDES payload on Ymir-1 provides two-way communication between the satellite and ground stations.
AAC Clyde Space, Saab, and ORBCOMM plan to launch Ymir-1, a Swedish-built VDES spacecraft, in November 2023.
Altitude Angel will integrate its GuardianUTM services into Saab's r-TWR digital tower solution.
Altitude Angel and Saab have formed a partnership to integrate Altitude Angel's UTM technology platform with Saab's Digital Tower (r-TWR) offering.
Altitude Angel's partnership with Saab aims to reduce time, effort, and complexity for airports, ANSPs, and drone operators.
The Saab r-TWR has been deployed for civil and military airports in Sweden, the UK, the US, and Germany, with ongoing implementations in Belgium, the Netherlands, Ireland, and Romania.
The integration of GuardianUTM will equip Saab's Digital Towers to handle increased drone usage and facilitate Urban Air Mobility with eVTOL aircraft.
Saab operates the world's first Digital Tower Centre in Sundsvall, Sweden.
Saab Digital Air Traffic Solutions' Chief Executive Officer is Per Ahl.
Saab's r-TWR is a next-generation Digital Tower solution that incorporates video processing, visual presentation, and automation solutions.
Christer Fuglesang is a professor at KTH Royal Institute of Technology and a space advisor at Saab.
Saab previously owned 50% of Vricon until Maxar acquired the company.
Vricon uses satellite imagery from Maxar and intellectual property from Saab to produce 3D mapping products.