March 2015
ARTES and the world of satcoms
...150 Mbit/s on the outbound link, and up to 24 Mbit/s on the inbound link, well in excess of terrestrial ADSL or cable connections. This technology is currently deployed for 30 satcom services worldwide. Many technical features of these new modems are...
September 2017
Australia’s ambitious home-grown space industry
... satellites to offer ubiquitous coverage to devices around the world via a secure low-cost, low band-width connectivity platform designed for machine-to-machine (M2M) data exchange. The company’s core expertise lies in nanosatellite manufacture...
October 2018
Developing wearable technologies for space and Earth
... needed functions are discovered, such as high definition cameras, heaters, efficient lighting and high-speed network connectivity, those functions quickly become standard offerings. In a motor vehicle, a rear-view camera may evolve into lane...
April 2020
Lunar artefact – a time capsule for the future
... stanchions that physically, visually and thematically connect the components together. Each material was selected...our past, and considered some of these intrinsic qualities that connected creativity to humanness. What endures after culture is gone? ...
10 March 2015
ARTES and the world of satcoms
...150 Mbit/s on the outbound link, and up to 24 Mbit/s on the inbound link, well in excess of terrestrial ADSL or cable connections. This technology is currently deployed for 30 satcom services worldwide. Many technical features of these new modems are...
March 2015
Satellite technology in newsgathering and disaster coverage
...This is arguable. Nevertheless, news organizations need to do more with less, and the trend is toward terrestrial, public connection technologies like public Wi-Fi and cellular networks. Reliability and quality aside, the belief is that these systems...
