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 by Staff Writers Betzdorf, Luxembourg (SPX) Oct 27, 2022
LuxSpace, a subsidiary of space and technology group OHB SE, and the University of German Armed Forces Munich just signed a contract for the dtec.bw SeRANIS (Seamless Radio Access Network for Internet of Space) small satellite mission. This UniBw M mission provides the world's first publicly accessible multifunctional experimental laboratory in orbit and will use the LuxSpace built Triton-X Heavy platform. SeRANIS is a small satellite mission with 15 experiments to explore key future technologies in various fields, including future 6G mobile communication systems, laser communication and Internet of Things. "With the goal to create a multi-functional experimental laboratory on one satellite, the SeRANIS mission is unique and substantially different from traditional "CubeSat" based research approaches. Due to the high complexity of this mission, a reliable and agile platform is needed. The Triton-X Heavy platform prevailed in our call for tenders," said SeRANIS project leader, Prof. Dr. Andreas Knopp, Professor Space Research Center, Universitat der Bundeswehr Munchen. "The SeRANIS mission has two aims: Paving the way for the Bundeswehr's access to new capabilities in Low Earth Orbit and offering an orbital lab for the German research community." Edgar Milic, CEO of LuxSpace said "LuxSpace is proud and enthusiastic to be part of the SeRANIS mission with our high performance and scalable Triton-X platform for smallsats. The variety of innovative technologies and payloads aboard SeRANIS is an ideal fit for our multi-mission platform developed in Light/Medium/Heavy mass classes for up to 250 kg satellites".
Virgin Australia selects Intelsat for Inflight Wi-Fi McLean VA (SPX) Oct 26, 2022 Intelsat, operator of one of the world's largest integrated satellite and terrestrial network and leading provider of inflight connectivity (IFC), has been selected to provide high-speed in-flight Wi-Fi to Virgin Australia's fleet of existing 737NG aircraft and future-delivery 737MAX aircraft. Intelsat's 2Ku satellite connectivity solution will deliver industry-leading speeds to support video streaming, web browsing, and anything else Virgin's guests want to do with Wi-Fi-enabled devices onboard t ... read more
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