Listed as a BSX 2026 exhibitor
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Reported date/window: 2026-09-07/2026-09-09

QOSMIC builds two core products for satellite optical communication. ARGUS is our optical ground station, designed to receive and process high-bandwidth laser signals from satellites in orbit, replacing traditional RF ground infrastructure. ZAPHOD is our satellite optical terminal, enabling spacecraft to transmit data via laser links instead of radio frequency, unlocking significantly higher data rates for Earth observation, communication, and defence satellites. Together, ARGUS and ZAPHOD form a complete free- space optical (FSO) communication link between space and ground, validated through a demonstrated 10 km link compliant with CCSDS 142.0-B-1 standards. Our technology is built for LEO satellite constellations, defence communications, and deep-space missions, where secure, high-throughput, and interception-resistant communication is critical. QOSMIC offers this infrastructure to satellite operators, defence agencies, and space organisations seeking to modernise their ground and space-based communication systems with next-generation optical technology.
QOSMIC builds two core products for satellite optical communication. ARGUS is our optical ground station, designed to receive and process high-bandwidth laser signals from satellites in orbit, replacing traditional RF ground infrastructure. ZAPHOD is our satellite optical terminal, enabling spacecraft to transmit data via laser links instead of radio frequency, unlocking significantly higher data rates for Earth observation, communication, and defence satellites. Together, ARGUS and ZAPHOD form a complete free- space optical (FSO) communication link between space and ground, validated through a demonstrated 10 km link compliant with CCSDS 142.0-B-1 standards. Our technology is built for LEO satellite constellations, defence communications, and deep-space missions, where secure, high-throughput, and interception-resistant communication is critical. QOSMIC offers this infrastructure to satellite operators, defence agencies, and space organisations seeking to modernise their ground and space-based communication systems with next-generation optical technology.
Location note: Official site explicitly identifies Bengaluru as HQ.
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Reported date/window: 2026-09-07/2026-09-09