Satelles is a company that provides alternative positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) services, independent of GPS, for enhanced security and resilience. They align with the U.S. National Space Policy, which emphasizes leadership in GNSS and the need for varied PNT sources. Their services cater to government and commercial sectors requiring assured PNT solutions.
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Satelles, Inc. provides satellite-based time and location services.
DielectriX antennas are designed to receive Satelles STL (Satellite Time and Location) signals delivered over the Iridium constellation and to operate with Iridium’s voice and data network.
Helix Geospace’s DielectriX antennas are targeted to receive Satelles Satellite Time and Location (STL) signals delivered over the Iridium constellation as well as Iridium’s voice and data network.
Satelles provided the timing source for NextNav’s alternative PNT testbed using Satellite Time and Location (STL).
NextNav and Satelles Inc. partnered to create an alternative positioning, navigation and timing testbed in the San Francisco Bay area.
Satelles is a LEO satellite-based positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) company that provides customers with highly secure and precise timing and location information.
Satelles raised $26,000,000 in its latest funding round in 2019 with participation from Iridium to expand marketing efforts and accelerate product development.
Satelles has been providing assured PNT services over Iridium’s satellites in low Earth orbit since 2016.
Satelles has provided assured PNT services over Iridium Communications’ satellites since 2016 to back up GNSS.
Satelles demonstrated in U.S. Transportation Department tests in 2020 that its L-band signal extends indoors and into basements.
Since 2016 Satelles has offered timing and location signals through a channel on Iridium Next satellites that was reserved for paging in the original Iridium constellation.
Jackson Labs Technologies designed the STL-2600 receiver in partnership with Satelles, Inc., the service provider of STL.