CM – Catenae wins a new technology contract to collaborate with the Shetland spaceport

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( Alliance News) – Catenae Innovation PLC has received an order from the SaxaVord UK Space Port satellite launch site in the Shetland Islands, as it announced on Monday.

The order comprises the first phase of a three-phase project to provide a digital dashboard with the SaxaVord Remotely monitor live satellite operations from anywhere in the world.

The Newcastle-based digital media and technology company will use data from sources such as NASA, the European Space Agency and SaxaVord’s own systems and then present it through a series of interactive dashboards. Hopefully SaxaVord will then be able to better monitor the performance of ground station equipment and satellites, noted Catenae.

In addition to the satellite ground station already in operation, SaxaVord plans to build a satellite launch site in Unst, Shetland, owned by the Company is referred to as ‘the UK’s leading vertical launch spaceport’.

« We are delighted to have received this mandate from SaxaVord to be on the front lines of the UK space industry, » commented Guy Meyer, CEO of Catenae.

« The order confirms the company’s strategic approach in developing our technology portfolio to ensure that it is not only suitable for Covid-19 and other health-related solutions, but also for use in multiple sectors. »

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