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We are excited to announce that we will be participating in the Small Satellites Systems and Services, the 4S Symposium this year! The symposium will take place...
Unique Mission – Impressive insights into the CIMR mission The European Space Agency – ESA #CIMR project team has recently unveiled an engaging video providing impressive insights into...
TÜV Süd certifies LSS GmbH In October 2023 LSS GmbH was audited by TÜV Süd and got the certification of Quality Management System according to...
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...
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...
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...
LSS signs contract to deliver Large Deployable Reflector for the CIMR mission
On December 14, 2020, Large Space Structures GmbH signed a contract to deliver a set of Large Deployable Reflectors (LDRs) for the Copernicus Imaging Microwave Radiometer CIMR mission, the newest addition to the European Space Agency Copernicus program. This follows closely the signature of the mission contract by Thales Alenia Space with the European
Large Deployable Reflector Ready for Testing
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 today a major milestone achievement: the completion of the Design, Analysis, Manufacturing, Assembly and Integration of a X-band Large Deployable Reflector (LDR). Radiofrequency tests to
Successful RF Testing of Origami CubeSat Antenna
A deployable CubeSat antenna using origami techniques was tested at Thales Alenia Space facilities in Toulouse, France. Operating at 30 GHz (Ka-band), the 41dB antenna is exceptionally small and light, weighting only 600 g and folding into a cylinder of 100 mm diameter and 130 mm in height, while preserving
