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STAR SPHERE Project is led by Sony Group Corporation and is planning to roll out a space photography service in 2023.
The STAR SPHERE Project is led by Sony Group Corporation and is planning to roll out a space photography service in 2023.
Atmos has worked with Sony since 2016.
The 6U Sphere-1 satellite was developed by Sony in collaboration with the University of Tokyo and JAXA, with integration services provided through SpaceBD.
Sony’s STAR SPHERE nano-satellite was launched on a SpaceX Falcon 9 on 2023-01-03.
AstroAccess collaborated with Sony and SonicCloud during AA2 to demonstrate a system using SonicCloud’s sound personalization software with Sony headphones to improve speech understanding for Hard-of-Hearing and Blind Crews.
Sony established SSC to develop laser communications equipment for small satellites using optical disc technology the company pioneered for CD players and other devices.
Sony has researched and developed optical communications systems that are small enough to fit microsatellites, which NASA defines as spacecraft between 10 and 100 kg.
Sony conducted a data file transfer experiment 2022 that provides the technological basis for internet services through low Earth orbit optical communications.
An optical communications device developed by Sony in cooperation with Japan’s space agency was installed on Kibo, the Japanese experimental module on the International Space Station in 2020.
Sony Space Communications Corporation plans to construct an optical communications network between satellites and the ground and between satellites in orbit to enable real-time communications from anywhere on the ground to any satellite in space.
Sony Space Communications Corporation plans to develop small optical communications devices to connect smallsats in Low Earth Orbit via laser beam.
In 2022, Sony Group and JAXA conducted an experiment on complete data file transfer in a simulated error-prone communications environment to support Internet services via stratospheric and low-Earth orbit optical communications.
Sony Space Communications Corporation plans to offer optical communications equipment as a service to companies working on satellite development.
Sony Space Communications Corporation began business on 2022-06-01.
Sony Space Communications Corporation aims to enable high-speed communications with small devices using optical communications to avoid the large antennas and high power output required by conventional radio communications.
Sony’s Small Optical Link for International Space Station (SOLISS) was launched to the International Space Station in September 2019 aboard Mitsubishi Heavy Industries’ H‑2B rocket.
Sony plans to launch a six-unit cubesat with a full-frame camera later 2022 as part of its Star Sphere project.
Sony developed SOLISS in cooperation with JAXA to establish a mass-data communication system for future inter-satellite communications and communications with ground stations.
The Agrowing A7RivQuad sensor is based on a modified Sony A7Riv full-spectrum camera body.