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CesiumAstro was selected by Raytheon Technologies to provide its Vireo active electronically scanned array RF communications payload for integration into seven space vehicles supporting the Space Development Agency’s Tranche 1 Tracking Layer.
PCU-2812 is a high-efficiency, compact DC-to-DC power conditioning unit designed for LEO, lunar, and airborne environments that provides a regulated, isolated 12 V rail for CesiumAstro communications products.
CesiumAstro’s Ka-Band SATCOM Terminal uses multiple beams to provide seamless hand-off between multiple constellations and multiple orbits.
SDR-1001 is a high-performance, compact software-defined radio from CesiumAstro designed to operate in low Earth orbit environments.
Cesium Ecosystem Grants will award unrestricted grants ranging from $5,000 to $50,000.
Cesium for Omniverse has been used to simulate Cape Canaveral launch operations in a demo created by Cesium, Epic Games, NVIDIA, and the U.S. Space Force.
Cesium for Omniverse is free and open source under the Apache 2.0 License.
Cesium for Omniverse is Cesium's fifth runtime engine, joining open-source CesiumJS and the open-source plugins Cesium for Unreal, Cesium for Unity, and Cesium for O3DE.
Cesium announced the release of 'Cesium for Omniverse,' an extension that enables 3D geospatial capability for NVIDIA Omniverse.
CesiumAstro will begin demonstrations of its in-flight active phased array technology through 2023 and 2024 with testing moving from the ground to an Airbus helicopter.
CesiumAstro will provide the industry’s first multi-beam make-before-break phased array supporting multiple Ka-band constellations for airborne commercial and defense markets.
CesiumAstro will provide the industry’s first multi-beam make-before-break phased array supporting multiple Ka-Band constellations for airborne commercial and defense markets.
CesiumAstro will begin demonstrations of its in-flight active phased array technology through 2023 and 2024 with testing progressing from ground trials to an Airbus helicopter.
Airbus R&T is evaluating CesiumAstro’s flat panel array technology as part of Airbus’s efforts to provide customers with improved connectivity.
CesiumAstro will move testing of its in-flight active phased array from ground tests to an Airbus helicopter during the 2023–2024 demonstration program.
CesiumAstro’s phased array is designed to be make-before-break and to support multiple Ka-band constellations for airborne commercial and defense markets.
CesiumAstro’s IFC system is scheduled for multiple flight demonstrations with Airbus commercial aircraft and helicopters in 2023 and 2024.
Trey Pappas is Vice President of Business Development at CesiumAstro and is a retired Marine Corps aviation officer.
CesiumAstro will continue developing a Link 16–compatible AESA ahead of the Space Development Agency’s migration to the Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture global satellite network.
CesiumAstro was awarded a contract through the Department of Defense’s Space Development Agency to advance the company’s multi-beam L-band active electronically scanned array antenna.