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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Viasat Inc. and Honeywell announced a strategic partnership adding Viasat’s VR-12T shipset to Honeywell’s Maintenance Service Plan.
Honeywell's Maintenance Service Plan (MSP) offers full coverage options for avionics across various platforms and operations.
Honeywell will build, test, deliver, provide training for, and commission the QEYSSat satellite.
Honeywell received a 30 million Canadian dollar (US$23,000,000) contract from the Canadian Space Agency for the design and implementation phases of the Quantum EncrYption and Science Satellite (QEYSSat).
Honeywell has 25 full-time employees working in the Greenhouse established in the Ontario, Canada facility that previously housed Com Dev International.
One Greenhouse project is developing new applications for the optical sensors Honeywell produced for Sapphire, a Canadian space surveillance satellite launched into low Earth orbit in 2013 to observe objects in geostationary orbit.
Honeywell Aerospace plans to formally open its Space Division’s Greenhouse incubator in February.
Honeywell Aerospace’s Space Division Greenhouse is focused on reducing the cost and time required to produce technologies such as optical intersatellite links for small satellites.
Honeywell developed key technologies for its optical intersatellite links under government programs including NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope.
Honeywell acquired Com Dev International in 2015.
SSTL and Honeywell UK built the VdES Transmitting sAtellite system (VESTA) to test two-way maritime information services between ship and shore.
Honeywell Aerospace provided an Automatic Identification System payload for NovaSAR-1 that enables SAR-imaged maritime vessels to be matched with ship-tracking data.
Honeywell received $8,700,000 from IARPA for geostationary imaging work.
Honeywell established the Greenhouse incubator within its Space Division at the Ontario, Canada facility acquired from Com Dev International, staffing a small group of 30 to 35 full-time people.
Viasat and Honeywell expanded an agreement for Honeywell’s GoDirect Cabin Connectivity suite to offer Viasat’s Ka-band in-flight internet service to large and mid-cabin business jet customers.