In-orbit metrology of large deployable reflectors

A futuristic satellite resembling a large dish hovers above Earth, emitting a beam of light over the illuminated land below.

This week, Ommatidia LIDAR and COMET INGENIERÍA have kicked off a project with the European Space Agency (ESA) to develop a new generation of in-orbit surface metrology systems for large deployable reflectors. Being able to measure the shape of these antennas during operation with high accuracy is essential for future European very-high-throughput communications and Earth observation satellite missions.

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