ALL.SPACE

ALL.SPACE has been awarded €950,000 by the European Space Agency - ESA NAVISP programme to develop an alternative PNT capability designed for GNSS-denied environments. The project will build a proof of concept that harnesses our multi-orbit terminal technology to generate and analyse 'signals of opportunity', delivering position and orientation data independently of traditional Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) sources. In a world where GNSS jamming and spoofing are rising threats, this innovation represents a critical step towards operational independence. Delivered in partnership with UK-based GNSS experts GMV, the project will embed resilient Position, Navigation and Timing capability directly within the ALL.SPACE terminal as part of our growing Software as a Service portfolio. Read the the full announcement in ADVANCE Magazine & Online News 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e9JtnFfH #DefenceTech #SpaceTech #SATCOM

Proud to be named one of Europe’s top 12 defense tech companies to watch by Sifted. This recognition reflects our rapid growth and continued commitment to redefining the future of secure, resilient, and adaptive connectivity across land, sea, air, and space. In modern defense operations, communication failure isn’t an option. That’s why we’re building multi-orbit satellite systems engineered for the world’s most demanding environments, delivering mission assurance, operational superiority, and national resilience. We’re proud to be part of a new wave of European innovators driving the future of defense technology. 📖 Read Hessa Alabbas’ article via Sifted: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e5-hX5Hh #DefenseTech #SatCom #SecureComms #NationalResilience

ALL.SPACE is heading to the 27th Annual Global MilSatCom at the QEII Centre, London - where we’ll showcase our next-generation multi-orbit terminal, HYDRA 2, at Stand #2024 (Britten Room, 3rd Floor). Our CTO, John-Paul Szczepanik, will take the stage twice: 📡 Panel: Maximising the Potential of Flat Panel Antennas for COTM 🕝 Monday, 3 Nov – 2:30pm | Global MilSatCom Focus Day 📡 Presentation: Next-Gen SATCOM-On-The-MOVE – Assured Mobility in Contested Environments 🕚 Tuesday, 4 Nov – 11:10pm | Burns Room, 4th Floor He’ll explore how cutting-edge antenna innovations enable seamless, resilient communications across multi-domain operations. Also attending: Nick Slater (Head of Sales, UK/NATO/Five Eyes) and Charles Hannaford (Chief Revenue Officer). We look forward to connecting with defence and SATCOM leaders, sharing insights, and demonstrating how we're redefining connectivity across the modern battlespace. 👉 Book a meeting: https://lnkd.in/e9qWD8CX #ALLSPACE #GMSC2025 #Defense #Security SAE Media Group

Reflections from AUSA 2025 🇺🇸 AUSA 2025 was a powerful reminder that assured communications are as critical to mission success as any other capability on the modern battlefield. Hydra was built for that mission - delivering resilient, multi-orbit connectivity that keeps commanders connected, protected, and mission-ready in any environment. Proud to stand alongside the Soldiers, leaders, and partners advancing operational readiness across every domain - A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by to chat to our team. #OperationalReadiness #MissionCritical #DefenceTechnology #SatelliteCommunications

In the latest Via Satellite On Orbit podcast, CTO John-Paul Szczepanik joins industry leaders to unpack how digitization is transforming satellite ground systems. What you’ll hear in this episode: - Why the move from parabolics and L-band interfaces to electronically scanned, software-defined antennas is a game-changer. - How digitization unlocks flexibility, resilience, and future-proofing for edge devices. - Why open standards like DIFI are key to building interoperable, competitive systems. - What defense, government, and disaster relief users are demanding and how industry collaboration is rising to meet it. John-Paul explains how digitization at the edge is turning terminals from passive endpoints into intelligent, resilient nodes, enabling multi-network connectivity, agility in contested environments, and software-driven innovation. Tune in to hear the full conversation👇https://lnkd.in/eMkKZ_Up

Resilient comms = operational readiness. On today’s battlefield, the U.S. Army can’t rely on single-orbit links. Commanders need assured connectivity that adapts in real time, even in contested or denied environments. That’s why we built Hydra multi-link, multi-orbit terminals - delivering simultaneous GEO, MEO & LEO connectivity through one rugged, software-defined system. The result? Forces that stay connected, protected, and mission-ready. 📍 Meet Eddie Mobley, Executive Vice President of U.S. Government Sales, and the team at AUSA 2025, Oct. 13–15, Walter E. Washington Convention Center. 🤝 Request a meeting to explore how Hydra strengthens Army operational readiness: https://lnkd.in/ehMiPRvb #DefenceTechnology #MissionCritical #SatelliteCommunications

The challenge: Multi-domain coordination across distributed forces Ships, aircraft and Marine Corps elements are dispersed with limited line-of-sight communications. Coordinating UAV operations, ISR feeds and distributed units demands high-throughput, low-latency connectivity without gaps or delays. The solution: Hydra 2 Its simultaneous dual-link design removes the need for antenna repointing or bandwidth sharing, supporting continuous multi-domain operations through simultaneous GEO + LEO/MEO connections. The result: Synchronized, real-time coordination across platforms and domains, maintaining operational tempo and decision superiority in complex, distributed environments. Learn more about how we're delivering resilient naval communications 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eZRG2Ksg #Hydra2 #SATCOM #DefenceTech #ALLSPACE

Meet us at Association of the United States Army - AUSA 2025 | Oct. 13–15 | Walter E. Washington Convention Center. Mobile command posts can’t afford to lose connectivity. Traditional single-link systems leave the U.S. Army exposed in contested environments. Our Hydra multi-link, multi-orbit terminals deliver: - Real-time sensing, interference detection & dynamic routing - Seamless GEO / MEO / LEO connectivity in one rugged terminal - Assured comms through robust PACE architectures - Stealthy, software-defined, full-duplex links across orbits At AUSA, Eddie Mobley, Executive Vice President of U.S. Government Sales, and the team will show how Hydra keeps Army forces connected, resilient, and mission-ready. 🤝 Request a meeting to learn more: https://lnkd.in/e8tRy_xx

Adversaries now target the digital lifelines of uncrewed platforms with jamming, spoofing, and cyber disruption. When comms collapse, UGVs and USVs are left stranded, vulnerable, and ineffective. This is why relying on a single SATCOM link - or fragile terrestrial networks - is a recipe for failure. On the electromagnetic battlefield, connectivity itself is contested terrain. The answer: multi-orbit resilience. - GEO satellites provide global persistence. - MEO delivers regional, high-throughput capacity. - LEO adds low-latency, harder-to-jam links. When these layers run simultaneously, they transform uncrewed systems from fragile assets into resilient, mission-ready nodes in a connected, multi-domain force. 📖 Read the full blog on why UGVs and USVs need this resilience to survive and succeed on the digital battlefield: https://lnkd.in/eKn9kadc

New Case Study | Resilient Comms for Mobile Command Posts The Challenge Command posts are the brain of battlefield operations, but they’re also among the most vulnerable. Their size and electronic signature make them easy to detect and target. Meanwhile, adversaries use jamming, spoofing, and cyber disruption to cut off critical communications. The Solution Our Hydra terminal directly addresses these vulnerabilities by: ◽Unifying GEO, MEO & LEO networks → so if one layer is denied, others remain available. ◽Delivering comms-on-the-move → with a rugged, low-profile design that reduces signature and increases survivability. ◽Adapting in real-time → intelligent sensing analyses threats like GNSS denial or interference and instantly shifts connectivity to maintain secure links. Read in to how Hydra ensures continuity of command-and-control in contested environments👇 https://lnkd.in/eRyeav5j #DefenceTechnology #MissionCritical #SatelliteCommunications