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The 3rd Georgian International Conference 2018 on “Advanced Lightweight Structures and Reflector Antennas” will be held from 19th to 21st of September 2018 in Tbilisi, Georgia. Large Space Structures...
LSS has been awarded the Horizon 2020 project LEA (Large European Antenna) in a consortium of 15 European companies from 6 nations led by HPS....
This news posting is written by Critical Comms. A test deployment has been undertaken for a 5 m diameter antenna, which is designed for orbital operations....
LSS completed manufacturing and assembly of a 5 m deployable mesh reflector demonstrator (ESA project SCALABLE)
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This news posting is written by esa.int A whole new kind of large space antenna has been tested in realistic space conditions. This 5 m-diameter reflector...
LSS started a new ESA project “Advanced techniques for mesh reflector with improved radiation pattern performance” (AMPER) as a prime contractor, subcontracting to TICRA, Denmark...
Live Deployment of 8m Ka-band LEOB Large Deployable Reflector
On 11 May 2021, Large Space Structures GmbH performed the first deployment of the 8-m class LEOB reflector. The Large Deployable Reflector is designed for the Copernicus CIMR Radiometer mission, and is a 8-m, Ka-band rotating antenna – a one-of-its kind system, 100% produced in Europe. The complete deployment is
Live Deployment of 5m X-band LEA Large Deployable Reflector
Major Milestone Achievement Thanks to the dedicated work of partners (HPS, vH&S, INEGI, FHP, RUAG and TICRA amongst other) and its internal team, Large Space Structures GmbH celebrates a yet major milestone achievement. On 22nd February, 2021, the LEA Protoflight Model (PFM) reflector was deployed at Large Space Structures GmbH
New ESA Project MilliWave
LSS has been awarded the project MillIWave (Millimeter-Wave Deployable Antenna for Small Satellites). The objective of the project is to develop and demonstrate deployable reflector antennas for CubeSat applications for operation at W-band (50-300 GHz) in the range of 0.5-1 m in diameter. The development of a folding antenna reflector
