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CesiumAstro’s CommPack implements a mesh network using time-division multiple access (TMDA) with carrier-sense for collision avoidance.
CesiumAstro released the S-Band CommPack Inter-Satellite Link built to NASA GEVS standards and made it available in volume on 2022-01-11.
CesiumAstro supplies the CommPack with all necessary intra-system harnessing so the system requires only DC power connection and digital data from the spacecraft.
CesiumAstro's technology can be applied to small satellites, larger satellites with high throughput communication links, and radar sensing payloads.
CesiumAstro's antenna solution is the most cost-effective flat panel antenna array available for higher radiation lunar environments.
The new CesiumAstro antenna utilizes the latest semiconductor technology and mass manufacturing approaches.
NASA Ames Research Center's Starling program and NASA Glenn Research Center's SKOUT program have adopted CesiumAstro's technology.
CesiumAstro will demonstrate the next generation of its Nightingale active phased array antenna as part of a Phase II NASA SBIR contract.
Future NASA applications will benefit from CesiumAstro's technology for communications and radar ranging systems for lunar landers, satellites, and space stations.
CesiumAstro's modular ecosystem is designed for mass manufacturability and software-defined capabilities.
CesiumAstro will demonstrate the next generation of its Nightingale active phased array antenna as part of a Phase II NASA SBIR contract awarded as a follow-on to a Phase I NASA SBIR contract that supported its conceptual design.
CesiumAstro is building affordable, scalable antenna solutions to support a robust lunar communications infrastructure.
CesiumAstro is developing radio frequency active phased array antennas for lunar and cislunar applications with support from NASA.
Epic Games, NVIDIA, Microsoft, and Cesium created Project Anywhere as a proof of concept for a scalable real-time interactive simulation environment at vIITSEC at the end of 2020.
CesiumAstro completed the development and launch of CM1 in under two years from concept to orbit.
CesiumAstro launched and deployed its first two satellites featuring its communications payloads on a United Launch Alliance Atlas V-401 rocket.
CesiumAstro collaborated with the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) and the Mission Manifest Office (MMO) in connection with Cesium Mission 1.
CesiumAstro completed development and launched Cesium Mission 1 in under two years from concept to orbit.
CesiumAstro, Inc. launched and deployed the first of its two satellites featuring its communications payload aboard a United Launch Alliance Atlas V-401 rocket.
CesiumAstro launched its first two satellites aboard a United Launch Alliance Atlas V-401 rocket on 2021-09-29.