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Optical Space Infrared Downlink System (OSIRIS) is an experimental program of DLR's Institute of Communications and Navigation^[1] (at Stuttgart university, Germany).

OSIRISv1 was hosted on the Flying Laptop satellite.^[1] to test 200 Mbps.

OSIRISv2 was hosted on the BiROS satellite.^[1] to test 1 Gbps.

ORIRISv3 was due to test 10 Gbps from the ISS in 2020.^[1]

OSIRIS4cubesat are in development.

References

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d OSIRISv1 on Flying Laptop: Measurement Results and Outlook preprint Fuchs 2019

See also

Laser communication in space

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