Integrasys creates Europe's first Virtual Teleport in Spain

 

El exponential increase in the number of operational satellites, which now exceed 12.000, has increased the risk of collisions in space, making more efficient management urgent. Given this situation, the aerospace industry has given a Technological leap thanks to the Integrasys initiative, a Spanish company that has created VirSat. This platform revolutionizes the terrestrial infrastructure of teleports, a sector that had barely evolved in sixty years.

 

Unlike traditional teleports, which require large satellite dishes and physical facilities, VirSat virtualizes satellite operations through a with which can be managed from anywhere in the world. Its development is based on the international DIFI standard, which ensures its interoperability with analog and digital satellite signals. Besides, his integration with cloud services such as Amazon Web Services or Microsoft Azure allows for almost immediate implementation.

 

The platform has already been successfully tested in Luxembourg and the United States, in addition to validation tests in Madrid. VirSat automates key functions such as frequency allocation and signal monitoring, which facilitates remote maintenance of terminals for communications, navigation and Earth observation.

 

El CEO of Integrasys, Álvaro SánchezHe highlights the importance of this innovation: “From Spain, we have digitized a critical infrastructure that had remained stagnant for decades. VirSat represents a paradigm shift, replacing antennas with software and cables with algorithms in a geopolitical context where spectrum control can no longer be left to third parties.” The Spanish solution aims to respond securely, flexibly, and scalably to the growing needs of governments, international organizations, and private operators.

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