Satellite 2019 — Free Pass to Meet Us There

Radeus Labs was recently featured in The CEO Vision, highlighting our work in rugged computing and SATCOM solutions for high performance environments. We appreciate the recognition. More important is what the article reinforces about how we operate and where we are headed.

Radeus Labs recently hosted our first customer-focused Lunch & Learn at our headquarters in Poway, CA. With infrastructure decisions feeling less stable than ever, we wanted to create a space for meaningful technical education, open discussion, and direct access to industry voices.

Built specifically for existing customers and partners operating in high-assurance environments, this event focused on providing practical answers. The format combined a deep technical session, market outlook updates from key vendors, and time for peer-to-peer networking.

This led to candid conversations about virtualization strategy, hardware availability, and where the industry is headed.

Author, Chris Steph

Ground stations and teleports around the globe are filled with antennas and control systems tracking satellites for a multitude of purposes. When it comes to tracking Geosynchronous Earth Orbiting (GEO) satellites, one of the most common methods used in the industry is called “step-track”. While this is a simple idea, there is more to it than a cursory glance will reveal, and the devil is truly in the details of how this process is set up in your controller.