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The Netherlands Organization for Applied Scientific Research (TNO) signed a $2,500,000 agreement with Sidus Space to deploy and test TNO's laser communications technology aboard a Sidus LizzieSat satellite.
TNO will design and deliver HemiCAT, a high-efficiency miniature communications laser terminal, under the $2,500,000 agreement with Sidus Space.
Sidus Space, Inc. (NASDAQ: SIDU) was awarded a multi-million dollar agreement with The Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research (TNO) to deploy and test TNO’s laser communications technology aboard a Sidus LizzieSat satellite.
TNO will design and deliver HemiCAT, a high-efficiency, miniature communications laser terminal, under the $2,500,000 agreement.
TNO selected Sidus Space because Sidus offers a turnkey solution that includes designing, building, and deploying flight-heritage hardware for demanding applications.
Airbus and VDL Group will prepare a demonstration of an UltraAir prototype and conduct a first flight test in 2024 based on development led by Airbus and TNO.
The UltraAir project is supported by the NxtGen Hightech programme, funded as part of the Dutch Growth Fund and led by TNO with a large group of Dutch companies.
NorSat-TD will carry the Small Communication Active Terminal (SmallCAT) developed by TNO to support laser communications experiments between the satellite and a ground station operated by the Norwegian Defence Research Establishment.
Hyperion Technologies, a Dutch company acquired by AAC Clyde Space in October, developed the CubeCAT laser terminal with TNO.
TNO and Hyperion Technologies will launch a jointly developed laser satellite terminal into space.
The PEASSS satellite was developed as part of a consortium under the European Commission FP7 program with Dutch development partner and project lead TNO.