Cobham Group is a global technology and services innovator specializing in communication and connectivity solutions, particularly in challenging environments. The company delivers cutting-edge technologies for reliable and secure communication between spacecraft, satellites, and ground stations. Cobham, through its Cobham Satcom business, provides satellite communication solutions, including ground infrastructure and satellite terminals, and has partnered with organizations like Inmarsat, Yahsat and Space42. Key areas include avionics, connectivity, SATCOM solutions for military and civil platforms.
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Kevin Dunne worked at Cobham PLC for 11 years delivering SATCOM and Aerospace Communication Systems.
Veritas Capital plans to buy CAES Space Systems from CAES, the former electronics unit of British defense and aerospace contractor Cobham, for an undisclosed sum.
Viasat and Cobham Satcom will work with Cobham Satcom’s global distribution network to provide customers with professional pre-sales and after-sales support.
The ground stations supporting Emergency SOS via satellite use new high‑power antennas designed and manufactured by Cobham Satcom in Concord, California.
Cobham Satcom engineers and manufactures the high‑powered antennas that receive signals transmitted by the Globalstar satellite constellation.
On 2022-11-10, Viasat and Cobham Satcom began collaborating on an advanced satellite connectivity solution for the maritime and energy industries in preparation for the launch of Viasat’s ViaSat-3 constellation.
Viasat and Cobham Satcom will use Cobham Satcom’s global distribution network to provide customers with professional pre-sales and after-sales support.
Viasat’s existing Ka-band network and Cobham Satcom’s Ka-band SAILOR user terminal have been deployed to provide satellite broadband internet on hundreds of vessels.
Cobham Satcom provided antennas to bolster all of Globalstar’s ground stations worldwide, including new sites in Nevada and Hawaii and existing facilities in Texas, Alaska, Florida, and Puerto Rico.
Cobham Satcom worked closely with SES to test and validate the Sea Tel 2400 for compatibility with SES’s GEO and MEO network.
Sea Tel 2400 is a 2.4-meter multi-orbit, multi-band satellite antenna platform produced by Cobham Satcom.
First delivery of the SAILOR 1000 XTR Ka and SAILOR 600 XTR Ka antennas is expected from Cobham Satcom’s Rotterdam warehouse during 2022-10-01.
Cobham Satcom expanded its SAILOR XTR portfolio with the SAILOR 600 XTR Ka 65-centimeter antenna system.
Cobham Satcom expanded its SAILOR XTR portfolio with the SAILOR 1000 XTR Ka one-meter antenna system.
Cobham Satcom introduced two new Ka-band antenna systems, the one-meter SAILOR 1000 XTR Ka- and the 65-centimeter SAILOR 600 XTR Ka-, for Telenor Satellite’s THOR 7 VSAT services.
Raytheon Intelligence & Space will upgrade Cobham Special Mission’s fleet of Dash 8 fixed-wing aircraft to the most advanced version of its SeaVue multi-domain surveillance radar to support Australian border protection operations.
Cobham Special Mission Managing Director James Woodhams supports deploying new-generation technology on Cobham’s Dash-8 fleet to keep the platforms relevant and fit for purpose to conduct border surveillance missions.
Raytheon Intelligence & Space, a Raytheon Technologies business, will equip Australian border surveillance aircraft with its SeaVue Multi-Role radar under a contract with Cobham Special Mission.
Raytheon Intelligence & Space has supported Cobham Special Mission’s patrols of Australia’s 8.2-million-square-kilometer Exclusive Economic Zone with previous versions of the SeaVue radar since 1995.
Cobham Satcom’s TRACKER Gateways have been selected by multiple LEO and MEO constellation operators based on proven performance, reliability, robust design suitable for all environments, low total cost of ownership, and the ability to meet demanding implementation schedules.