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Startup · Lithuania

Astrolight

HQ Vilnius, LithuaniaFounded 201911-50 employees

Laser communication terminals for space-to-earth, ship-to-ship, space-to-space, and earth-to-USV links. Low-SWaP, cost-effective, unjammable and radio-silent.

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Products3

ATLAS-2

A low‑SWaP laser communication terminal for space‑to‑ground and space‑to‑space links.

Maturity not rated

OGS-2.5

A compact satellite optical communication terminal for high‑data‑rate applications.

Maturity not rated

POLARIS

A small, gimballed free‑space optical communication solution for naval vessels and unmanned surface vehicles.

Maturity not rated

Newest unveiled first. Open a product for its milestone timeline, components and sources.

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Profile3

  1. 1

    Astrolight · Supports Organization · description, Organization · name, Organization · website

    “Laser communication terminals for space-to-earth, ship-to-ship, space-to-space, and earth-to-USV links. Low-SWaP, cost-effective, unjammable and radio-silent.”
  2. 2

    Sixth-Domain · Supports Organization · country, Organization · kind

    “{"country": "Lithuania", "hq_iso2": "LT", "id": "eb7be598-f809-444e-ad51-f848bf79222d"}”
  3. 3

    LinkedIn · Supports Organization · employee range, Organization · founded year, Organization · hq city, Organization · linkedin url

    “employee_range: 11-50 (profile: 11-50 employees)”

Products3

  1. 4

    Astrolight · Supports System

    “ATLAS-2 is Astrolight’s second generation SDA compatible low SWaP laser communication terminal designed for space-to-ground and space-to-space links.”
  2. 5

    Astrolight · Supports System

    “Astrolight’s OGS-2.5 is a compact and cost-effective satellite optical communication terminal for high data rate applications.”
  3. 6

    Astrolight · Supports System

    “POLARIS is a small, gimballed free space optical (FSO) communication solution for large naval vessels as well as smaller unmanned surface vehicles (USVs).”

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