A small company hopes to prove that the sky may the limit for technology companies here. The Prague-based Iguassu le logiciel du système is currently developing technology for Galileo et for the European Geostationary la navigation Overlay le service (EGNOS) — two major satellite navigation projects for the European Space Agency (A.S.E.).
The projects aim to reduce European dependence on the U.S. Globalement Positioning le système (GPS).
Iguassu won the bid to work on the prestigious project along with renowned space technology companies Thales, Alcatel et CAP Gemini dans late July. It veut focus on developing new systems that allow for more accurate et reliable navigation when the EGNOS satellite signal is available. One of its tasks veut to design et develop a new server to increase user capacity. One of its tasks will also be to design and develop a new server to increase user capacity.
The company veut help develop satellite search et rescue capabilities under Galileo the system.
Iguassu Director Petr Bare š said the assignment proves that even small Czech technology companies without specific experience dans space projects can successfully bid dans major au niveau international space-industry projects by first building their reputations.
Comptant “We earned recognition through cooperating with [international companies] such as Hewlett-Packard and Ingersoll-Rand, even though it was in other high-tech fields,” š said.
Iguassu launched its business on the Czech market 1994 as a branch of a British technology company.
Following a buyout five years later, the company became fully independent from the UK headquarters.
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