We did it! Our picosatellites have been launched
Thanks to SpaceX and D-Orbit, our picosatellites are now in space, awaiting instructions from Earth to commence the IoT satellite communication service they’re capable of delivering.
Thanks to SpaceX and D-Orbit, our picosatellites are now in space, awaiting instructions from Earth to commence the IoT satellite communication service they’re capable of delivering.
It all began with the successful launch of a Falcon 9 rocket from California’s Vandenberg Space Force Base at 1:49 p.m. EST (1849 GMT; 10:49 a.m. local California time).
The SpaceX Transporter-9 mission entailed transporting 90 payloads, which included cubesats (including our picosatellites), microsats, and orbital transfer vehicles carrying spacecraft for future deployment, like the D-Orbit ION.
This ION transported our 9 picosatellites and subsequently deployed them side by side.
Our satellites are primed to enable IoT device connectivity to the web, especially in remote regions. However, we have further launches scheduled in the near future and we are currently in test mode.
By 2024, the picosatellite IoT infrastructure will be fully operational. Full coverage through the constellation of 96 picosatellites is slated for achievement by 2027.
​Find out more about the use of our picosatellites in IoT and key information retrieval.
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Thanks to SpaceX and D-Orbit, our picosatellites are now in space, awaiting instructions from Earth to commence the IoT satellite communication service they’re capable of delivering.
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