Redwire Corporation announced it will develop and deliver Roll-Out Solar Array or ROSA wings for Thales Alenia Space’s Space Inspire* satellites, the company’s newest product line of geostationary GEO telecommunications satellites. A joint venture between Thales and Leonardo , Thales Alenia Space is a leading prime manufacturer providing space solutions for telecommunications, Earth observation, exploration, and navigation. The cooperation between the two companies on this project was initiated last year. “Redwire is proud to be a trusted supplier for Thales Alenia Space’s innovative Space Inspire satellite solution that will provide unprecedented flexibility for the GEO telecommunications market,” said Mike Gold, Redwire’s Chief Growth Officer. “Leveraging unmatched innovation and a 100% on-orbit success rate, Redwire’s ROSA technology has become the power solution of choice for today’s most cutting-edge missions and platforms from LEO to GEO and beyond.”
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