QuadSat has first patent published

QuadSat, a startup from the world-leading robotics cluster in Odense, Denmark, has a patent application on the board. The Odense cluster is a high-tech ecosystem consisting of robot and automation companies, suppliers, education and research facilities, investment capital and public actors in and around the city of Odense, Denmark. As a member of the startup cluster organisation, QuadSAT has access to robotics expertise, technological facilities, business development tools, investor networks and support in the process of transforming a creative concept into a industrial production.  Its first patent application is for a satellite simulator to allow testing of satellite signal systems.

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