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What a fantastic year 2025 has been!
What a fantastic year 2025 has been!As we approach year-end, it’s a great moment to pause, reflect and appreciate how far we’ve come—and what we’ve achieved together.2025 has been a year of execution, growth and validation across multiple fronts:📈 Business and team growth, with our manpower doubling🏢 Office expansion, scaling from a single unit to…
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Ready for customer trials 🚀
Satraka is pleased to confirm that a new batch of our Terra range antennas has been built and is ready for customer trials. What does the Terra antenna do?Dropped calls and patchy mobile connectivity are problems we’ve all experienced. Terra is engineered to tackle 4G/5G coverage gaps head-on, delivering more reliable connectivity where it’s needed…
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Satraka CEO Dr. Huang has been nominated for a 2025 Sir Arthur Clarke Award!
We are delighted to announce that Satraka CEO Dr. Huang has been nominated for a 2025 Sir Arthur Clarke Award!Dr. Huang has been selected as one of two finalists in the Lifetime Achievement category.This recognition comes at an exciting time for Satraka, as the company continues to accelerate the development of its innovative tracking antenna technology, enabling people and machines to stay connected anywhere and anytime, across…
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🚀 Satraka is Exhibiting at UK Space Conference 2025!
Visit us at Stand SBG7 in the Small Business Gateway zone to discover how we’re bridging the connectivity gap through both Terrestrial Networks (TN)and Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTN). Let’s shape the future of global connectivity — together!
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Satraka wins grant from UKSA on C-LEO programme
Satraka is thrilled to be awarded grant from UK Space Agency on C-LEO programme, in a consortium led by Excelerate Technology, to develop Mobilily and Autonomous Market User Terminal (MAMUT). The cost-effective MAMUT is based on Satraka’s innovative and low-SWaP (size, weight and power) Mercury antenna technology with high-efficiency. MAMUT has the ability of connecting…
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Funding from UKRI on High-gain Tracking-Antenna for Terrestrial Network
Satraka is pleased to announce that it has been awarded funding from UKRI to develop high-gain tracking-antenna technology for terrestrial 4G/5G networks on mobility platforms such as ambulances, trains, coaches, and buses. The proposed solution, based on Satraka’s patent-pending Terra antenna technology, boosts radio signal strength tenfold, enabling either higher data-rate transmission where 4G/5G signals…
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Satraka is expanding and growing further
To support our ambitious technology and product development goals and address rapidly growing business demands, Satraka is excited to announce four new openings and is seeking talented individuals to join our team. Senior antenna Mechanical System EngineerAntenna Software EngineerProject and Operation ManagerRF and Antenna System Engineer If you are passionate about working in the Satcom…
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Funding Awarded from ESA for Tracking-antenna for Aerial-platforms
Satraka is proud to announce that it has been awarded funding from the European Space Agency (ESA) to advance its cutting-edge, patent-pending, low SWaP (Size, Weight, and Power) Mercury antenna technology for use on aerial platforms, including high-altitude platform stations (HAPS). This high-performance, low-power solution is set to revolutionize telecommunications on aerial platforms by delivering…
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Satraka’s Team Visits Global Invacom Manufacturing Ltd
Satraka’s team, comprising business operation, business development, and design engineers, visited Global Invacom Manufacturing Ltd to explore potential collaborations in manufacturing and commercializing its tracking-antennas/user terminals for LEO/MEO satellite constellations. Hosted by Global Invacom’s factory General Manager, David Gudgeon, and the R&D Engineering Manager Gavin Cox, the team toured the factory, gaining first-hand experience in…
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Join Satraka: more engineering roles are now open
Satraka is excited to announce its expansion and the addition of three new permanent roles. As we continue to push the boundaries of tracking antenna technologies, we are seeking talented and experienced professionals to join our dynamic team. We are now recruiting for the following positions: If you have the relevant skills and experiences in these…
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We are thrilled to have Paul Febvre join Satraka as a NED
Paul was Chief Technology Officer at the Satellite Applications Catapult, responsible for establishing a future vision for the sector and directing the technology strategy for the Catapult. Paul leads a team of solutions architects and technologists that work across the Catapult to provide industry support in the creation and realisation of technologically innovative solutions to…
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Satraka receives ESA ARTES Grant
Satraka is pleased to announce that we will be receiving a grant from the ESA ARTES programme, to enable us to enter into the product development phase of Satraka’s innovative and patent pending satellite tracking antenna. The grant allows Satraka to progress this cutting edge technology to TRL 7, where working prototypes of user terminals…
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UKRI STFC Cross-Cluster Proof of Concept Grant Awarded to Satraka Ltd
Satraka Ltd has been awarded a grant from UKRI STFC on the Cross-Cluster Proof of Concept (Cc PoC) programme. The CC PoC funding is for innovators to “investigate the application of technology from another industry through cross-cluster engagement, access networks and STFC’s large-scale science facilities to develop and validate new ideas, and de-risk exploratory projects.”…
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Satraka Ltd secures place on UKSA Fusion programme
We are pleased to announce that Satraka Ltd has won a place on the UK Space Agency’s Fusion Programme. The programme has been designed to “accelerate early-stage startups to raise funding by providing an intensive, high-value programme for some of the most promising entrepreneurs in the UK.” It works by bringing new investors into the…
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Satraka Ltd to be included in highly competitive program
Satraka Ltd has been selected as one of only four UK companies to be included in Creative Destruction Lab‘s Space Program. The highly competitive program, known as CDL-Oxford, features just 40 companies worldwide and is targeted towards pre-Seed to pre-Series A technology startups designed to support both space and Earth-based technology. Each startup will have…
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