Spacecomm

Spacecomm is a Polish Ground Station as a Service provider based in Łomianki, near Warsaw, grown from the amateur radio ground station of founder Michał Zawada into a commercial ground segment for small-satellite LEO, CubeSat and nanosat missions.

The company offers VHF, UHF and S-band uplink/downlink, TT&C services, and precision antenna tracking around 0.1 degree azimuth/elevation accuracy, via SDR-based receivers/transmitters, LNAs and cloud data storage and relay. Positioned as one of the easternmost EU ground-segment outposts, it extends LEO contact windows and offers online session scheduling, partner-network integration, and continued TT&C support for satellites past their primary mission.

Notable heritage includes support for the ARTSAT-2/Shin'en2 deep-space probe from Kagoshima University, Japan, and recovery of communications with Poland's KRAKsat satellite alongside SatRevolution and the PIAP Institute. The company also markets Mission Control and Mission Planner software tools for mission planning and telecommanding.