Honeywell, primarily through its Aerospace Technologies division, is a major manufacturer of aerospace products and a solutions provider for the space industry. It supplies a wide array of products, including avionics, spacecraft components, navigation systems, and environmental control and life support systems. Honeywell has been involved in numerous NASA missions, including the Orion spacecraft, and partners with organizations like ESA to develop technologies like quantum key distribution satellites for secure communication.
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MDA Space selected Honeywell’s satellite Attitude Control System products for use in MDA AURORA, a product line supporting the transition from analog to digital satellite technology including LEO constellations.
Honeywell reported $36,700,000,000 in revenue for 2023.
Honeywell expects to receive regulatory approvals for the CAES acquisition before the end of 2024.
Honeywell plans to buy Civitanavi Systems in a $200,000,000 deal to acquire position, navigation, and timing technology for the aerospace, defense, and industrial markets.
Honeywell plans to buy defense electronics maker CAES for $1,900,000,000.
Honeywell completed a $5,000,000,000 acquisition of Carrier Global’s digital security solutions business.
Honeywell will initiate a voluntary tender offer to acquire all outstanding shares of Civitanavi for a purchase price of €6.30 per share in cash, representing an equity value of approximately €200 million at closing.
Karina Bergstrøm Larsen was previously involved with Honeywell Aerospace.
Honeywell Aerospace’s CDL-MS02 C-band downlink transmitter operates in the 5.1-5.3 GHz range with variable output power up to 5 W and supports data rates up to 40 Mbps using OQPSK/QPSK.
Honeywell Aerospace’s CDL-MS02 transmitter has an amplitude error of 0.6 dBpp, a phase imbalance of ±2 degrees, requires 28 V supply, consumes less than 35 W, and has a mass of 1.5 kg with dimensions 179 x 232 x 0.047 m.
The expanded range of Viasat service options will be available to business aviation customers using Viasat’s existing GAT-5510 terminal and to aircraft using three upcoming next-generation Jet ConneX terminals: Satcom Direct’s Plane Simple Ka-band, Orbit’s AirTRx30, and Honeywell’s JetWave X.
Vector Atomic partnered with Honeywell Aerospace to build an atomic inertial navigation sensor, qualify it for space flight, and integrate it with a satellite bus.
Vector Atomic is a California-based startup that worked with Honeywell Aerospace to produce a navigation sensor that uses an atomic clock to take precise measurements without relying on GPS.
The atomic navigation sensor developed by Vector Atomic and Honeywell uses atomic-clock-based quantum sensing technology.
Honeywell partnered with the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory on a year-long collaboration to prototype and support commercialization of a cartridge-based hydrogen fuel storage solution for uncrewed aerial vehicles.
Honeywell and Arcadis will jointly offer a range of end-to-end solutions to help clients expedite progress toward carbon-reduction goals.
Honeywell and Arcadis offer complementary services to help clients map a path toward lower carbon emissions and improve resilience.
Honeywell has decades of experience in developing smart-building technologies that use AI and machine learning.
The collaboration between Honeywell and Arcadis is not exclusive and may include additional partnerships to enhance their offerings.
Honeywell and Arcadis have collaborated to provide tools and services for optimizing energy use and carbon emissions in commercial buildings worldwide.