We are pleased to be back in Washington DC and attending the annual Satellite Conference and Exhibition where we will be showcasing our portfolio which delivers a complete end-to-end Space solution for our customers.
Airbus has always been at the forefront, a creator and a visionary, playing an essential role in the space adventure from the very beginning.
This pioneering spirit remains at our heart today to ensure we continue to produce the very best services and technologies that connect, protect, inform, explore and direct down here on Earth. And increasingly, we do this together with valued partners.
Visit us on stand 1501
Proteus Unity – resilient, safe, secure communications
Mitigating interference is a highly complex and dynamic problem that has prevented widespread roll out of BLOS communications on rotorcraft. Proteus Unity addresses this challenge and provides a flexible waveform that mitigates interference by transmitting through the rotor blade disc. The modem system adapts to the environment it sees to ensure the most efficient, secure and resilient communications.
Next UHF, Secure and resilient satellite communication service. To prepare the future and to answer growing demands, Airbus has invested in continued support for operations by developing a new UHF SatCom solution, Based on a hosted payload onboard Eutelsat 36D satellite.
Syracuse IV, The latest generation of Milsatcom system available to military trusted partners. Airbus and Telespazio two world leaders in satellite services have joined forces to sell capacities on Syracuse IV system.
SpaceDataHighway enables high-volume data, time-critical and sensitive information to be transferred outside the vicinity of ground networks, in turn supporting faster and longer access to air and space assets, securely transferring information in hostile electronic warfare environments, ensuring stealth communications and allowing transferring large volumes of data generated by powerful sensors or to enable the combat cloud concept.
Hear from our Airbus leaders in the conference theatre
Tuesday, March 22nd 11:00am – 12:00pm
Room 146A/B
Panel: Scaling Up Satellite Manufacturing Capabilities | Mr Jean-Marc Nasr, Executive Vice President & Head of Space Systems
Projected satellite demand in the coming years envisions no less than 1,700 satellites being launched every year. Satellite manufacturers see new opportunities with increasing demand driven by small satellites and constellations for both commercial and government users. On the other side, legacy business like GEO comsats has slowed down due to change in the end-users habit towards more data-centric use cases. In this context, satellite manufacturers are adapting their plants to both flexibility and scalability to cope with market changes and seize tomorrow's opportunities.
Thursday, March 24th 10:15am – 11:30am
Room 145 A/B
Panel: How Satellite Industry Leaders are Preparing for the Challenges Ahead | Debra Facktor, Head of US Space Systems, Airbus U.S. Space and Defense Inc.
SATELLITE 2022's final closing session brings the CEOs of global and regional satellite companies on stage to discuss how they're planning to tackle what they see as the greatest challenges ahead for the industry. Each speaker will first identify what they believe are the industry's greatest challenges and then share how their organizations plan to solve those challenges, as well as their opinions on how the industry should address shared challenges. These challenges can be anything - ranging from access to space, to increased competition, to cost of innovation, and beyond. Learn more about the issues that are top-of-mind for our industry's leaders and leave SATELLITE 2022 equipped with ideas on how to thrive and succeed in the future market.
Find out how we can support your space missions, download our brochures today and meet with us at Satellite 2022 to discuss further.
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