Developed through extensive research and engineering expertise, the INTREPID radio ground station are designed, assembled, and tested in Italy. These systems surpass conventional off-the-shelf antennas, by delivering superior tracking accuracy, sensitivity, and unparalleled engineering quality, all with a distinctive Italian design.

Furthermore, INTREPID radio ground stations are seamlessly integrated with the Radio2SpaceCom platform, that offers an advanced yet user-friendly interface for remote autonomous control. This platform allows users to manage operations via our software and cloud services, or to incorporate the INTREPID radio ground stations into existing Mission Control frameworks using our standardised APIs. This not only simplifies the operational workflow but also enhances the flexibility and scalability of space communication networks.

NOW YOU CAN EASILY OWN AND OPERATE YOUR RADIO GROUND SEGMENT FOR SPACE COMMUNICATION, FOR AN INDEPENDENT ACCESS TO SPACE

INTREPID radio ground stations for space communication: main features

  • Full dish parabolic antenna with special designed front and rear supports.
  • High speed (up to 19°/s) antenna tracking system with N-ACU Next generation Antenna Control Unit and elevation axis flip (no keyhole effect).
  • High load capacity pier for concrete base.
  • Optional S/X Dual-Band Coaxial Feed (LP, LCHP and RHCP).
  • Provided with Radio2SpaceCom APIs to easily integrate in Mission Control softwares.
  • Optional Radio2SpaceCom Cloud and Radio2SpaceCom Software to remotely control INTREPID ground stations.
INTREPID ground stations for space communication: main features
Full dish parabolic antenna with special designed front and rear supports.
High speed (up to 19°/s) antenna tracking system with N-ACU Next generation Antenna Control Unit and elevation axis flip (no keyhole effect).
High load capacity pier for concrete base.
Optional S/X Dual-Band Coaxial Feed for Space Communication
Optional Radio2SpaceCom Cloud and Radio2SpaceCom Software to remotely control INTREPID ground stations.