The Developer of the Rassvet Satellite Constellation Presented Ground Terminals
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The Russian Aerospace Company Bureau 1440 provided a line of self-developed subscription terminals for satellite communications, which was presented on the company's stand at the Digital Solutions Forum.
EADaily, 6 October 2026. The Russian aerospace company Bureau 1440 (in the structure of ICS Holding), which is creating a low-orbit system called Sunrise, demonstrated at the Digital Solutions Forum in Moscow a line of subscription terminals.
The developer of the Rassvet satellite constellation presented ground terminals
The Russian aerospace company Bureau 1440 unveiled a line of proprietary subscriber terminals for satellite communications. The presentation took place at the company's booth during the Digital Solutions exhibition and forum. Bureau 1440, a part...
The Russian aerospace company Buero 1440 presented the concept of a compact low-orbit satellite terminal "1440.MINI." A 30-by 30-cm device was shown in the Digital Solutions Forum, transmitting TASS. "A key feature – small dimensions (300x300 mm) and a small weight in which the terminal would be able to provide a data transmission service at about 100 Mbits/s" was reported to the company. Terminal was being developed as a portable communication …
Bureau 1440 provided a line of its own subscription terminals to connect to the satellite service. TASS provided information on the new devices in the Digital Solutions Forum, with additional characteristics of the compact model provided by TASS.
Bureau 1440 subscriber terminal, data transmission speed up to 700 Mbit/s, compact terminal in development, IP67 security
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