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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LeoStella selected Honeywell’s X Band product for integration on the first three satellites of a constellation that will provide Space Situational Awareness services.
Honeywell has signed a collaboration agreement with InfiniDome to jointly develop and deliver GPS signal protection systems.
The HG4934 Space Rate Sensor is more than 32 times lighter and 60 times smaller than Honeywell’s current offerings.
Honeywell's HG4934 Space Rate Sensor can act as a secondary method of attitude determination when star trackers are blinded by the sun or affected by thruster gases.
Honeywell has unveiled a new rate sensor designed for small satellites to navigate crowded orbits above the Earth’s surface.
The HG4934 Space Rate Sensor utilizes Honeywell’s best-in-class sensor technology.
The HG4934 Space Rate Sensor consumes about one-fifth the amount of electric power compared to Honeywell’s current offerings.
Honeywell's new micro-electromechanical system (MEMS)-based HG4934 Space Rate Sensor weighs 145 grams, approximately the same size and weight as a baseball.
DENSO has signed a long-term alliance with Honeywell focused on developing and manufacturing electric propulsion systems for aircraft.
Honeywell has pledged to achieve carbon neutrality in its facilities and operations by 2035.
Honeywell supports dozens of organizations worldwide in deploying systems that integrate with the COSPAS-SARSAT network.
Honeywell’s Global Tracking business has more than 35 years of experience delivering end-to-end search and rescue and high-value asset tracking solutions.
Honeywell will provide the Peruvian Navy with a Middle Earth Orbit Search and Rescue (MEOSAR) ground station system.
With the MEOSAR system acquisition, the Peruvian Navy obtained Honeywell’s full global tracking technology suite, which includes lower Earth orbit and geostationary Earth orbit ground station networks.
Honeywell will provide its third-generation M-code EGI, available for early integration, to various Department of Defense and international customers 2021.
Honeywell has shipped more than 60,000 EGI products to customers across the globe for use in air, ground, and sea applications.
Honeywell has worked with DARPA over the past few years under the Precise Robust Inertial Guidance for Munitions: Thermally Stabilized Inertial Guidance for Munitions (PRIGM TIGM) program to develop navigation-grade IMU technology.
Surrey Satellite Technology Limited built a VDES demonstration cubesat with a Honeywell payload for exactEarth that launched in 2018 on a SpaceX Falcon 9.
Honeywell received a 30-million-Canadian-dollar contract in 2019 to build QEYSSat (approximately $23,000,000).
Honeywell's MSP helps aircraft owners avoid unplanned maintenance costs and downtime.