Innovation in satellite antenna technology and additive manufacturing for space - with ANYWAVES
About this episode
In this episode we speak with Nicolas Capet, the CEO of ANYWAVES - a French space company based in Toulouse and specializing in the design and development of satellite antennas. We discuss:
- Changes in antenna design brought about by greater demand in the NewSpace industry
- How additive manufacturing is used to create antenna systems for new applications
- The use of ceramic materials to enhance performance and efficiency
- Where the satellite antenna market is heading and the opportunities of deep space missions
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