Nokia is a telecommunications company that is actively involved in the space industry, particularly in developing communication networks for lunar and Martian missions. Nokia Bell Labs is creating networking blueprints and building solutions to provide infrastructure for future space programs. They delivered the first cellular network to the Moon and are partnering with companies like Axiom Space to integrate 4G/LTE connectivity into spacesuits for NASA's Artemis III mission. Nokia's partners and customers include NASA, ESA, Intuitive Machines and Axiom Space.
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ICEYE's investors in the Series F round included Solidium, Tesi, Varma, Ilmarinen, Lifeline Ventures, Nokia, Qatar Investment Authority, and TCV.
Nokia tested terrestrial mobile communications standards such as 4G/LTE on the IM-2 mission last year.
Carsten Drachmann spent 20 years at Nokia before entering the space sector.
The trial was conducted in partnership with stc Group and Nokia, covering the 7.125–8.4 GHz range.
Nokia Federal will supply its Banshee Flex Radio, a ruggedized 5G private wireless solution initially designed for tactical use and now adapted for airborne operations.
Intuitive Machines' lander will also test Nokia’s 4G/LTE network on the Moon.
Nokia and Motorola Solutions have partnered to launch an AI-enhanced, turnkey automated drone-in-a-box solution for first responders and mission-critical industries.
Nokia Drone Networks comply with international industry standards and feature upgradable components to minimize electronic waste.
Nokia's drone-in-a-box technology connects via 4G/LTE or 5G networks for seamless remote operation beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS).
The solution integrates Nokia Drone Networks with Motorola Solutions’ CAPE drone software to improve operational efficiency, safety, and sustainability.
Nokia’s drone-in-a-box systems can serve as a sustainable alternative to helicopters, significantly reducing carbon emissions.
Axiom Space is partnering with Nokia to add 4G/LTE communications to the AxEMU suit to provide a redundant communication option and increased bandwidth for streaming moonwalks.
Nokia’s Mobile Broadband Index Report 2024 projects that 0.005 kg subscriptions in the Middle East and Africa will reach 519 million by 2029.
Nokia’s Mobile Broadband Index Report 2024 projects that 48% of total data traffic in the Middle East and Africa will be driven by 0.005 kg by 2029.
Nokia plans to deploy the first cellular network on the Moon as part of Intuitive Machines’ IM-2 mission, which is scheduled to be delivered to the launch site in 2024.
Deployment of Nokia’s 0.005 kg equipment for Telecom Egypt is scheduled to take place later in 2024.
Under the agreement, Nokia will deploy 0.005 kg radio access network equipment from its AirScale portfolio, including baseband units and its latest generation of Massive MIMO radios.
Nokia will provide its AirScale portfolio to Telecom Egypt to deliver faster data speeds, enhanced performance, and increased capacity.
Nokia’s AirScale solutions for Telecom Egypt utilize the ReefShark System-on-Chip technology to deliver energy-efficient 0.005 kg capacity and coverage and enable easier deployments.
Nokia is partnering with Telecom Egypt to introduce 0.005 kg technology to Egypt for the first time.