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The FreeFall Aerospace Inflatable Antenna System is Ready for Launch
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The FreeFall Aerospace Inflatable Antenna System is Ready for Launch

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The FreeFall Aerospace Inflatable Antenna System is Ready for Launch

Ready for lift-off, the novel inflatable antenna system developed by FreeFall Aerospace is validated and ready for space! In partnership with the University of Arizona (UA), FreeFall successfully conducted extensive pre-flight tests, the last step before flying in space. These tests validate operation and performance in a simulated space environment from launch through the entire mission lifetime. [...]

By freefallaero|2022-11-08T16:43:15+00:00November 8th, 2022|Categories: Media Coverage, News, Videos|Tags: antenna, antennas, Arizona, communications, cubesats, FreeFall, inflatable cubesat, launch, NASA, satcom, satellites, space, telecommunications, validation|0 Comments

FreeFall Aerospace’s Phased Array: An Antenna Like No Other
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FreeFall Aerospace’s Phased Array: An Antenna Like No Other

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FreeFall Aerospace’s Phased Array: An Antenna Like No Other

FreeFall Aerospace’s Phased Array: An Antenna Like No Other Gottleib's Satellite Mobility World | Feb 2021 The quest to develop a low-cost electronically steerable antenna (ESA) has been an elusive one. Despite hundreds of millions of dollars invested by over a dozen companies, a viable, low-cost antenna has yet to emerge. For years, satellite industry engineers [...]

By freefallaero|2021-02-09T21:35:05+00:00February 9th, 2021|Categories: Media Coverage, News|Tags: antenna, Chris Walker, cubesats, Doug Stetson, FreeFall Aerospace, ground station, inflatable cubesat, phased array, satellite communication, satellites, space, telecommunications|0 Comments

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FreeFall is developing revolutionary new antenna technology for ground, air, and space. Their innovative spherical antennas are drawing interest from a wide variety of commercial and government organizations, offering wide field of view, electronic steering, and low mass to dramatically simplify and improve satellite communications. The company's unique antennas for the coming 5G wireless world are unlike anything else on the market and enable high-frequency, steerable communications for Smart Cities, connected vehicles, and the Internet of Things. FreeFall was founded in Tucson as a spin-off from the University of Arizona and maintains a close connection with UA faculty and supporters.