Teal's 4-Ship platform allows a single operator to simultaneously control up to four Golden Eagle drones.
Teal Drones' partnership with Tomahawk Robotics allows simultaneous control of the Golden Eagle and other unmanned vehicles within a single application.
Tomahawk Robotics’ Kinesis provides Teal’s Golden Eagle with multi-vehicle and multi-domain command and control capabilities.
The Golden Eagle is the first drone mass-produced entirely in the U.S. under strict guidelines from the U.S. Department of Defense.
An SES-led consortium of 20 European companies, with support from the European Space Agency and the European Commission, will design, develop, launch, and operate the EAGLE-1 end-to-end space-based quantum key distribution system.
The EAGLE-1 satellite is due to launch in 2024 and will complete three years of in-orbit operations supported by the European Commission.
SES and its European partners will build a state-of-the-art QKD operations center in Luxembourg as part of the EAGLE-1 program.
During its three-year operational phase, EAGLE-1 will provide European Union governments, institutions, and critical business sectors early access to long-distance QKD.
SES will implement the EAGLE-1 project in partnership with ESA, the European Commission, and the Luxembourg government.
The SES-led consortium will develop the EAGLE-1 QKD payload, a terrestrial optical station, scalable quantum operational networks, and a key management system to interface with national QCIs.
The EAGLE-1 project will provide mission data intended to inform next-generation Quantum Communication Infrastructures and support EU plans for sovereign, cross-border quantum secure communications networks.
During its three-year operational phase, the EAGLE-1 satellite will provide European Union governments, institutions, and critical business sectors with early access to long-distance QKD to pave the way toward an EU constellation for ultra-secure data transmissions.
ESA is leading the EAGLE-1 project with partial financing from the European Commission and implementation by SES.
The EAGLE-1 satellite is due to launch in 2024 and will complete three years of on-orbit operations supported by the European Commission.
An SES-led consortium of 20 European companies, with support from the European Space Agency and the European Commission, will design, develop, launch, and operate the EAGLE-1 satellite-based end-to-end system for secure quantum key distribution.
The SES-led consortium will develop the EAGLE-1 QKD payload, terrestrial optical station, scalable quantum operational networks, and a key management system to interface with national Quantum Communication Infrastructures.
The EAGLE-1 project will provide mission data intended to support next-generation Quantum Communication Infrastructures and contribute to EU plans for sovereign, autonomous cross-border quantum secure communications networks.
The European Commission is providing support and financial contribution to the Eagle-1 project.
Tesat will provide the optical communications terminals for Eagle-1.
SES will lead a consortium of 20 companies to build and operate the Eagle-1 smallsat.