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Astrix fibre optic gyro to fly on NASA JPL / CNES mission

Submit on Monday, April 18th, 2016 22:57

Airbus Defence and Space will supply its highest-precision fibre Optic Gyro Unit (FOG) for a mission led by the U.S., French, Canadian, and United Kingdom Space agencies, NASA, CNES, CSA, and UKSA, that will launch in 2020 to study Earth’s surface water.

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