Spire Global is a space-to-cloud data and analytics company that operates one of the world's largest multipurpose satellite constellations. They specialize in tracking global data sets, including maritime, aviation, and weather patterns, using a fleet of over 100 CubeSats. Spire provides data and analytics to various industries and government entities like NASA, ESA, and NOAA, offering services such as maritime tracking, aviation surveillance, and weather forecasting. Their key products include Spire Sense Cloud, Spire AirSafe, and Spire Stratos, and they also offer "Space as a Service" solutions.
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Exolaunch will provide Spire with deployment and integration services for the Transporter-5 mission.
Spire will launch additional satellites on SpaceX Transporter missions later 2022.
Spire will launch additional satellites on SpaceX Transporter missions later 2022.
DASA collaborated with the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory Space Program to deploy a low-cost, rapid concept-to-technology demonstrator for global monitoring and geolocating signals with Spire.
Exolaunch will provide Spire with deployment and integration services for the Transporter-5 mission.
Spire Global launched five satellites on the SpaceX Transporter-5 mission from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida 2022-05.
Spire launched two 3U satellites to support a technology demonstration for radio frequency signals detection and geolocation of L-band frequencies.
Spire will launch two 3U satellites to support a demonstration of radio frequency signals detection and geolocation of L-Band frequencies.
HANCOM inSPACE, initially a spin-off of the Korea Aerospace Research Institute and now part of HANCOM Group, will host an optical payload on a Spire 6U satellite.
Spire provides its satellite-derived data and predictive solutions to organizations worldwide via subscription.
HANCOM inSPACE, initially a spin-off of the Korea Aerospace Research Institute and now part of HANCOM Group, will host an optical payload on a Spire 6U satellite.
Spire will launch five satellites on the SpaceX Transporter-5 mission from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida 2022-05.
The first Spire satellites equipped with Kepler’s Ku-Band Service are scheduled to launch in early 2023.
Kepler Communications signed a contract with Spire Global to provide high-capacity Ku-band service to Spire’s satellites.
Kepler plans to test its data-relay terminal on a Spire nanosatellite slated to launch late in 2022.
Spire is installing Ku-band antennas from Kepler Communications on at least three satellites to offer higher-capacity data services beginning in early 2023.
Spire’s deal with Kepler enables Spire to add high-speed Ku-band capabilities to its low Earth orbit fleet under Kepler’s existing regulatory licenses and includes an option to scale up to 50 satellites.
Spire offers a service that provides its technology, ground station network, and automated operations systems to customers for deploying applications and sensors to orbit relatively quickly.
Spire currently provides weather and tracking services with more than 100 satellites in low Earth orbit that transmit data in UHF, S and X-bands.
Spire’s agreement with NorthStar is for an initial three 12-unit cubesats for launch in 2023 with an option to expand to a full constellation of dozens of satellites.