Xenesis is a telecommunications company focused on providing high-speed, secure data transport services via laser-based satellite communications. Xenesis is developing a network of satellites and optical ground stations to offer reduced latency and increased capacity for government and commercial clients. They have partnerships with companies like Airbus and the Space Development Agency (SDA) to develop and deploy their technology. Xenesis aims to revolutionize global communications through its optical "Network as a Service."
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Xenesis is able to buy 100% of its technology at true manufactured cost under its revenue-sharing model.
Xenesis designed its revenue-sharing model in part to discourage key suppliers from supporting alternative optical communications constellations.
Xenesis, Geost, and PlaneWave are establishing customer-specific ground architecture and dedicated architectures based on each customer’s orbital mechanics and flight path.
Xenesis plans to create Intercessor, an optical mesh network to offer data backhaul.
Xenesis is working with early Xen-Link customers to define requirements for Xen-Hub optical terminals built by Space Micro to integrate with customer satellites.
Xenesis is based in Chicago and emerged from stealth mode in 2018 with plans to sell a small optical transceiver developed at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
Xenesis plans to conduct a space-based demonstration of its Xen-Hub Optical Communications terminal in 2021 on Bartolomeo, the Airbus Defense and Space external research platform on the International Space Station.
If the 2021 demonstration is successful, Airbus and Xenesis could provide space station customers and Bartolomeo platform users with commercial access to Xenesis’ ten-gigabit optical communications service.
Xenesis plans to conduct a feasibility study for a space-based Global Optical Multi-layered Mesh Network System for the U.S. Air Force, with the study announced on 2019-08-08.
Xenesis emerged from stealth mode in 2018 with plans to sell a small optical transceiver developed at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
Xenesis announced an agreement on 2019-09-03 with Hartwell Capitol Consulting of Woodbridge, Virginia to sell optical transceivers in key markets.