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Aerospacelab completed the acquisition of AMOS, a leading company known for its opto-mechanical systems.
Damien Kaivers is the CEO of AMOS.
Aerospacelab acquired AMOS on 2025-04-15.
Aerospacelab’s workforce expanded from around 200 to 330 people as a result of the AMOS acquisition, mainly across Belgium, France, and Switzerland.
AMOS is providing expertise and hardware for the European Southern Observatory’s Extremely Large Telescope, which will measure 39 m across when completed toward the end of the decade.
TESAT-Spacecom has had operational optical terminals in orbit since 2016 covering link distances up to 45,0 m.
TESAT-Spacecom operates a dedicated space factory with a production line for Scalable Optical Terminals (SCOT) that continuously delivers flight units of the SCOT series.
The Space Force's updated Joint Publication 3-14 defines SPACECOM's Area of Responsibility from 100 kilometers above mean sea level to exgeosynchronous orbit, including cislunar space.
Spacecom operates four satellites providing broadcast and broadband services over parts of Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia with two satellites at 4 degrees West, one at 17 degrees East, and one at 65 degrees East.
Shanghai Spacecom Satellite Technology raised 6.7 billion yuan for the construction of its G60 low Earth orbit megaconstellation.
SpaceCom 2024 runs from 2024-01-01 through 2024-02-01 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida.
IQ Spacecom’s S-Band Antenna for pico satellites operates in the 1980–2500 MHz frequency range and has a gain of 6–11 dBi and a 50 MHz bandwidth.
Shanghai Gesi Aerospace Technology (Genesat) is a state-owned company established in 2022 by the Chinese Academy of Sciences’ Innovation Academy for Microsatellites (IAMCAS) and Shanghai Spacecom Satellite Technology.
Tesat-Spacecom’s Integrated Data Downlink Transmitter includes a GaN SSPA with an RF output power of up to 20 W and requires a DC supply voltage of 21-38 V with a power consumption of 75 W.
During the AMOS conference in 2010, Gen. William Shelton emphasized the need for automated space situational awareness in future space warfare.
Tesat-Spacecom’s laser communications terminals passed key ground tests required for deployment on Space Development Agency satellites on 2023-10-26.
Space sustainability experts at the AMOS Conference expressed encouragement about the FAA’s approach to the proposed regulations.
Tesat Spacecom is expanding its U.S. operations to support Space Development Agency satellite suppliers.
Spacecom and Telesat completed Spacecom’s testing campaign with Telesat’s Phase 1 LEO demonstration satellite.
Spacecom and Telesat tested backhauling for WiFi hotspots using Spacecom’s Digital Community Platform in enterprise offices and remote communities.