A dual-turnstile antenna satellite communications and control hub — the critical link between orbiting assets and mission operators on the ground.
A strategic command-and-control interface between orbiting assets and operators, and an integral node in the UK's defence and space infrastructure. Purpose-built for LEO missions between 160 km and 2,000 km, it tracks fast-moving objects with high-accuracy systems to ensure uninterrupted downlink and uplink windows on every pass.
A dual-turnstile antenna ground facility enabling reliable satellite communications, data acquisition, and mission control for defence and government LEO operations.

A critical node between orbiting satellites and ground teams, enabling secure uplink, downlink, and mission coordination.

Purpose-built for Low Earth Orbit, the system tracks satellites with high precision to maintain consistent communication windows on each pass.

Designed for operational agility, the station ensures assured access to mission-critical data in routine and contested environments.
SovereignInfinity Ground Station provides a sovereign, dedicated communications hub for LEO satellites — ensuring military, government, and authorised partners maintain direct, secure access to their orbital assets.
With precision tracking and high-throughput links optimised for fast-moving LEO satellites, the station enables persistent surveillance, rapid intelligence relay, and assured communications in both peacetime and contested environments.
StrategicBy linking LEO assets directly, we eliminate reliance on foreign relay stations, reduce latency, and strengthen national security, resilience, and decision-making speed.
Beyond its frontline role, the station drives long-term innovation — giving defence agencies, research institutions, and industry partners direct access to live satellite telemetry for advances in remote sensing, secure IoT connectivity, and space-based intelligence.
Mission SupportInfinity Ground Station delivers end-to-end, secure communications for DragonSat, Phoenix, and SerenSat.
From launch through on-orbit manoeuvres to de-orbit, precision-engineered antennas ensure uninterrupted command uplinks and high-integrity telemetry downlinks on every pass — maintaining mission assurance in peacetime and contested environments.

UHF/VHF tracking for tactical communications and legacy satellite support, an S-band dish for precision telemetry, tracking and command — and, from 2026, an experimental X-band receiver for high-data-rate downlinks from advanced Earth observation and reconnaissance satellites. The multi-dish architecture allows simultaneous monitoring across bands, increasing throughput and resilience.
