On August 20, AnySignal announced a U.S. Space Force (USSF) contract to demonstrate space-to-space communications capabilities. The contract focuses on developing and demonstrating a resilient space data transport backbone for the Department of War.
This capability is key for moving sensor data across satellites in near-real time. AnySignal owns the full stack required to deliver at that scale: waveform development, mesh networking, and space-qualified radio hardware, all engineered and produced under one roof.
“Successful space missions increasingly depend on effective space-to-space communications rather than simply communicating with the ground,” said John Malsbury, CEO and co-founder of AnySignal. “This is a capability that the USSF has identified as vital to our national security and one that we have been working on for years. It is a challenge that perfectly aligns with our mission and capabilities at AnySignal.”
On-orbit demonstrations are planned to follow the successful completion of initial capability testing.
This award builds upon AnySignal’s existing work with the USSF in advancing resilient MILSATCOM and decentralized mesh networking for contested environments with an architecture engineered to operate when adversaries try to deny, degrade, or destroy U.S. and allied communications in space.
Source: AnySignal
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