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The Institute of Communications and Navigation at a Glance

DLR's Institute of Communications and Navigation is dedicated to mission-oriented research in selected areas of communications and navigation. Its work ranges from the theoretical fundamentals to the demonstration of new technologies and systems in real-world environments and is embedded in DLR's Space, Aeronautics, Transport, Security and Digitalisation programs.

The Institute's work is oriented toward four socially relevant missions:

Global Connectivity for People and Machines
Global Positioning for Future Applications
Autonomy and Cooperation for Transportation and Exploration
Cybersecurity for Radio Systems

The Institute currently employs around 230 staff, including 200 scientists at the locations Oberpfaffenhofen and Neustrelitz.

Head of Institute - Co-Direction

Dr.-Ing. Florian David
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Institut in Oberpfaffenhofen und Neustrelitz

News

Demonstration of data transmission from a microsatellite by laser

30. October 2023
During the PIXL-1 mission, DLR was able to demonstrate complete end-to-end transmission, from image acquisition and data transfer by laser to processing on the ground, marking a significant first. The technology has been transferred to industry and is now being marketed by TESAT with the name 'CubeLCT' / 'SCOT20'.

DLRWS: "DLR Woman Scientist of the Month" in September 2023

1. September 2023
The DLR Women Scientists' Network has been awarding the Woman Scientist of the Month since November 2022. Maria Caamano Albuerne, a staff member at the Institute of Communication and Navigation, is the Scientist of the Month for September 2023. She has been working at the Institute of Communication and Navigation and in the research group "Visual and Terrestrial Augmentation" since May 2015.

Ceremonial farewell of Prof. Dr. Christoph Günther

Perspektiven für den städtischen Luftverkehr der Zukunft

Das DLR bei der World of Quantum

Institut für Kommunikation und Navigation auf LinkedIn

Übergabe der Leitung im DLR-Institut für Kommunikation und Navigation

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Adresse

Institute of Communications and Navigation

German Aerospace Center (DLR)
Münchner Str. 20
82234 Wessling

Phone:+49 8153 28-2812
Fax:+49 8153 28-1442

Besuchen Sie uns hier:

OSIRIS - laser communication in space

QKD - with quantum technologies to the secure internet of the future

Kepler - third generation of satellite navigation systems

LDACS - new standards for aviation communication

Overview

Satellite Networks

Navigation

Communications Systems

Nautical Systems

Current Job Openings

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