ODIN'S EYE II
ODIN'S EYE (multinatiOnal Development INitiative for a Space-based missilE earlY-warning architecturE) II is a European multinational development initiative for a satellite-based early warning system for ballistic and hypersonic missiles. OHB System AG, based in Bremen (Germany), is the project's coordinator with a consortium of 43 companies from 14 European nations having started work on a simulator as of February 2024.[1] [2] It is part of the TWISTER (Timely Warning and Interception with Space-based TheatER Surveillance) project within the EU defense initiative for Permanent Structured Cooperation (PESCO). In 2021 the project received 7ドル.5 million from the European Commission to study "space situational awareness and early warning capabilities".[3] [4] [5] [1] [6] [2]
History
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Design
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[edit ]- 1 2 "European Defence Fund: OHB System lead the ODIN'S EYE II project". 2023年06月30日. Retrieved 2025年09月09日.
- 1 2 Höller, Linus (2024年02月09日). "Odin's Eye to expand EU space-based, missile-warning system". Defense News. Retrieved 2025年09月09日.
- ↑ "Protection from space: OHB and the European Commission signed the grant agreement for ODIN'S EYE II". OHB SE. Retrieved 2025年09月09日.
- ↑ Parsonson, Andrew (2023年12月27日). "OHB Get Go-Head to Commence 90ドルM ODIN'S EYE II Project". European Spaceflight. Retrieved 2025年09月09日.
- ↑ "OHB System AG leads the EDF project ODIN'S EYE". esut.de. 2023年07月03日. Retrieved 2025年09月09日.
- ↑ "Europe Targets Russia With "Odin's Eye"—New Missile Warning System to Watch the Skies". UNITED24 Media. 2025年09月01日. Retrieved 2025年09月09日.
