12 septembre 2019 | International, Aérospatial

Airbus : une étude pour les satellites de défense britannique

Airbus va développer une technologie ultra haute résolution pour les satellites du ministère de la Défense britannique.

Airbus va réaliser une étude portant sur la conception de technologies destinées à un essaim de satellites radar à synthèse d'ouverture (SAR) ultra haute résolution. Les satellites seront également capables de recueillir des signaux radiofréquence (RF).

' Les innovations techniques et technologies ainsi obtenues permettront de voir le sol avec une précision exceptionnelle, y compris dans l'obscurité ou sous une couverture nuageuse ' indique le groupe.

Colin Paynter, Managing Director d'Airbus Defence and Space UK, a déclaré : ' Le projet Oberon bénéficie de l'expérience en technologie des radars spatiaux acquise par Airbus depuis plus de 40 ans. J'ai h'te de voir cette étude mener à la création, pour le ministère de la Défense britannique, d'une nouvelle capacité de surveillance de premier ordre qui aidera à protéger nos forces armées à travers le monde. '

https://www.zonebourse.com/AIRBUS-SE-4637/actualite/Airbus-une-etude-pour-les-satellites-de-defense-britannique-29191225/

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