Global Invacom has begun delivering the first two TerraLink 370EO ground stations ordered by eNexus Space Data. Installations are planned for New Zealand and Iceland as the service provider expands its earth-observation downlink network.
The integrated terminal uses a 3.7-metre antenna and supports simultaneous S-band and X-band operation, with Ka-band available as an option. A radome protects the antenna environment, while secure remote and cloud interfaces are intended to let operators supervise the station without permanent local control staff.
TerraLink was derived from a platform developed for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance use. Containerised construction makes the station relocatable, giving eNexus a way to add geographically separated reception capacity without commissioning a fully bespoke building at each site.
The project is in delivery rather than confirmed operational service. Global Invacom has not published installation dates, pass scheduling, downlink throughput, availability, weather limits or service-level results, so the network effect remains to be demonstrated after commissioning.
