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GNSS Receiver Development for Space Applications Skolkovo May 2015

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GNSS Receiver Development for Space Applications

SkolkovoMay 2015

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Source: http://www.sei.aero/eng/papers/uploads/archive/SpaceWorks_Nano_Microsatellite_Market_Assessment_January_2014.pdf

Fast growing number of small satellites

Emerging range of Earth orbiting micro and

nano-satellites

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ProblemFast growing number of inexpensive micro- and nano-satellites need inexpensive navigation

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Niche market opportunity

Spaceborne Receivers:• Radiation Hard• Expensive• High or Acceptable Accuracy

Consumer Market Receivers:• Small and Cheap• Extremely Sensitive• Very Fast• Acceptable Accuracy

Market demand is not covered by existing technologies

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Problem and SolutionFast growing need for small form factor low cost space borne GNSS receivers

They don’t exist now.

We will offer a solution based on proven technologies having on hands good deal of prerequisites.

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Technology to solve the problemfor micro- and nano-satellites

GPSGLONASS

GALILEOFPGA MICROCONTROLLER

RF AFE

Key Technology:

• SW Correlation Processing

• Massive Parallel DSP

• Small Radiation Hard FPGA Accelerator to Assist in Massive Parallel DSP

Key Features:

• Low cost, low power

• Small form factor

• Radiation tolerant

(up to 100 krad)

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Proposed solution is based on our strong background

• SW Correlation Processing Core

• Orbital Missions from LEO to GEO

• One of world’s most successful space borne GNSS receivers (>40 units launched)

Space-Borne Receiver MosaicGNSS (Astrium GmbH)

Consumer Market DualStar MSB series (Mstar / Mediatek)

• Massive Parallel DSP

• Over 6M units sold

• ~50% of Chinese PND market (2012)

• Massive Parallel DSP

• LEON3 CPU (has fault tolerant version for space applications)

• FPGA-Proven Design

Current challenge for Consumer Market

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R&D Team• 10 people covering the whole development cycle • All with advanced degrees, 3 +1 Ph.D.•Highly specialized in GNSS with over 200 man years direct GNSS development experience• Applied GNSS research – 5 US patents, over 50 papers • Customers and partners in USA, Taiwan, Germany, Italy, Spain, Norway• Industrial experience in both space and terrestrial GNSS

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Use of proceedsStep Date Cost

Functional prototype - fully functional model with commercial components to verify design and algorithms

12 months

30M

First samples for qualification 15 months

8M

Qualified/tested receiver 20 months

10M

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Business Model• Global markets, no emphasis to Russia• Revenue generators• IP licensing (to strategic partners only)• GNSS Receivers• GNSS modules• Design services

• Exit • Acquisition by players in space industry• Strategic partnership with GNSS receiver

manufacturers

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Summary•New emerging market•High barriers to entry•No technology to address market demand•Market enabling technology is the best competitive advantage

Andrey Bochkovskiy+7 921 [email protected]