Statement on the future of SPRINT, September 2022

SPRINT helps business through the commercial exploitation of space data and technologies

Partners with researchers at The Open University

AI cyber defence mechanism that will prevent space communications from being hacked

For use on space stations and long-duration crewed missions, including journeys to the moon and Mars

Water Quality Analysis Tool (WQAT) to provide users such as policymakers, water companies and local communities, with information on the quality of water that they use

The project addresses the classification and detection of counterfeit alcohols

Funding from the national SPRINT business support programme enabled LECO to collaborate with The Open University

SPRINT project enables Astrosat to improve accuracy of Synthetic Aperture Radar imagery

SPRINT supports Innovation Voucher space projects to enhance current space tech capabilities

The capabilities on offer from the University of Southampton in the area of electric propulsion have been integral to the success of several successful SPRINT projects 

The prototype system would enable smarter and more efficient communications for low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites