Astrapi is the leader in a revolutionary method of communication – spiral-based modulation, a game-changing force in communications technology. Read more about Spiral Modulation and our associated method of channel security, Symbol Waveform Hopping, here.
Our advances in the field of telecommunications led to a patented new spectrum analyzer technology that has shown its superiority to traditional techniques in published per-reviewed research. This opens up important applications in sectors beyond telecommunications such as medical diagnostics and monitoring. Read more about the Astrapi Spectrum Analyzer here.
Astrapi® technology exploits a new generalization of Euler’s formula, the foundational mathematics for telecommunications. This opens a path to dramatically higher spectral efficiency. View white paper
Spiral modulation provides new ways to combat channel impairments, including AWGN, coherent interference, and phase distortions. It does so by providing new ways to distinguish between signals.
Viewed from another perspective, Astrapi’s Spiral Modulation for the first time fully exploits the capabilities of a continuously non-stationary spectrum.
Astrapi was asked to present at the 2021 NASA iTech Cycle II Forum. See the video.
Euroconsult Honors Astrapi Corp as One of Five Most Promising Start-Ups at the Annual Euroconsult Summit for Satellite Financing See full story.
Astrapi wins Satellite 2017 Startup Space Pitch competition grand prize! See the video.
The USPTO office has now issued Astrapi eighteen patents, three since November 2021 DALLAS (PRWEB) FEBRUARY 07, 2022 Astrapi Corporation is pleased to announce that the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has
Astrapi awarded a contract for its “Advanced SATCOM Using a Spiral Modulation-enabled SDR” capability. DALLAS (PRWEB) JANUARY 24, 2022 Astrapi Corporation has been awarded its second Phase II SBIR contract from the United States
The United States Air Force Research Lab (AFRL),with support from the United States Space Force HQ, awarded a contract to Astrapi to further develop its advanced “Symbol Waveform Hopping“ signal protection capability. DALLAS OCTOBER