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3D printing OEM and service bureau 3DCeram has assisted French Space Agency (CNES) spin-out Anywaves in designing a 3D printed ceramic antenna for small satellites. Over the last 18 months, Anywaves has collaborated with 3DCeram’s 3D-AIM consultancy service to develop its GNSS L1/E1 Band antenna through a three-step process involving feasibility analysis, design to manufacturing […]
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