Astrogate Labs ties up with Spacebeam on laser links
By Abha Lohia ·
- Astrogate Labs is a Bengaluru deep-tech firm building laser communication terminals that satellites use to send data
- It signed an agreement with South Korea's Spacebeam, which builds ground stations that receive optical signals from space
- The two will test laser links from ground and air up to a satellite demo, and study a ground-station-as-a-service offering
What happened
- Astrogate and Spacebeam signed an MoU (a non-binding agreement).
- They will run laser link tests.
- A satellite demo with Astrogate's terminal is planned.
- They will explore ground-station-as-a-service.
Why it matters
- The pairing covers both ends of a space-to-ground laser link.
The business
- Astrogate builds optical terminals for satellites.
- Its product is called AstroLink.
What happens next
- Space-to-ground demonstration
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