2023年4月18日

伙伴关系致力于完全Digital-Enabled边缘终端解决方案奎托斯国防和安全解决方案,一家科技公司专门从事国防、国家安全与通讯解决方案,。空间,世界上唯一的提供者multi-orbit智能终端,宣布了一项战略合作伙伴关系,旨在共同开发和交付解决方案,将使软件定义卫星地面系统更好的利用新一代智能终端的功能。合并后的解决方案将提高动态操作端到端在地上部分从网关到网络的优势,把更多的应用能力的最终用户和大大超越今天的专有扩展灵活性,专用卫星终端。航天工业是浸在文艺复兴时期由技术突破,例如软件定义载荷,小卫星星座,multi-orbit服务等等。在地面上,卫星网络的进步也发生,包括地面station-as-a-service的增长,虚拟地面系统,需要更好的主流与陆地和蜂窝通信网络。这些进步空间的两端/地面连接意味着卫星网络系统必须采取动态、动态适应不断变化的需求,条件和业务或任务要求。今天的声明是多年合作的一部分整合,加强两家公司的产品。由联合开发路线图重点支持新特性,将提供更强大的功能和功能,灵活和敏捷终端功能在网络边缘的国防和商业用途,如高级支持多任务和multi-orbit功能。根据格雷格•Quiggle空间产品管理高级副总裁奎托斯,“从历史上看,卫星终端已定义专有技术的居民在专用硬件,各自限制用户可以实现在网络的边缘。所有更改软件定义网络,在全球陆地通信一直是标准的,现在可用于卫星网络运营商通过开放空间平台。 ALL.SPACE is a leader in smart terminal technology and a profound partner for Kratos to work with in revolutionizing what users can accomplish at the satellite network’s edge.” Related Posts “We are creating a new generation of digital, flexible terminals featuring both a multi-beam antenna and a platform capable of hosting software-defined applications,” said John-Paul Szczepanik, Chief Technology Officer for ALL.SPACE. “ALL.SPACE’s multilink terminal delivers the combined strengths of all orbits by unlocking simultaneous access to multiple networks. We believe pairing this flexibility with the Kratos OpenSpace Platform will dramatically enhance dynamic operations at the edge.” Kratos and ALL.SPACE have already begun integrating their respective technologies, including elements of Kratos’ OpenSpace® software-defined ground system, such as its OpenSpace virtual modem (vModem) and OpenEdge™ 2500 digitizer, with ALL.SPACE’s S2000 Smart Terminal. The jointly developed solutions will conform to industry standards for maximum flexibility, including the IEEE-ISTO Std 4900-2021: Digital IF Interoperability Standard from the Digital IF Interoperability (DIFI) Consortium (DIFI). Both companies believe that common standards are essential for the space industry to realize the opportunities on the horizon and to advance the industry’s integration with the larger global communications infrastructure. Both are founding members of DIFI, an independent organization created to develop and promote standards for interoperability in space and satellite systems.