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Univity’s uniSky constellation is intended to deliver ultra-high-speed broadband and direct-to-smartphone connectivity in telecom 5G spectrum.
Univity plans to deploy a VLEO prototype in 2027 using shared terrestrial 5G spectrum for broadband and narrowband services.
Univity tested the first regenerative 5G payload in Very Low Earth Orbit and is positioning to be a 5G-native constellation.
Univity originally planned to deploy a 1,500-satellite VLEO constellation to provide high-bandwidth connectivity for telecom providers.
Univity is building a pair of demonstration satellites planned for launch to very low Earth orbit by the end of 2027.
Univity is transitioning to offer direct-to-device connectivity and has redesigned two core aspects of its satellite architecture to support that mission change.
Shola Efunshile is COO of Univity.
Univity originally planned a 1,500-satellite VLEO constellation to provide high-bandwidth connectivity for telecom providers.
Univity is expanding its service to offer direct-to-device connectivity in its VLEO constellation.
Univity's technologies eliminate the need for extensive ground infrastructure.
Univity employs advanced concepts and technologies to extend rapid connectivity to rural, remote, or underserved regions.
Collaboration between ION-X and Univity is part of broader efforts to develop a European alternative in global satellite-based 5G.
The goal is to integrate UNIVITY’s technology into Telespazio’s service catalog, including a Very Low Earth Orbit (VLEO) constellation.
Telespazio France will participate in UNIVITY’s test campaigns to evaluate and demonstrate the performance of its solution to civil and defense customers.
Charles Delfieux, President and Founder of UNIVITY, stated that the agreement symbolizes a strategic milestone and ambition to create a hybrid connectivity model.
The possibility of embarking secondary payloads during the UNIVITY constellation deployment could enhance its value.
UNIVITY’s future constellation and Telespazio Group’s international presence will offer integrated solutions for high-speed connectivity in underserved regions.
UNIVITY and Telespazio are considering joint initiatives in satellite-based population alert systems and space surveillance.
The partnership enables UNIVITY to accelerate deployment and integrate solutions into existing telecom operators’ infrastructures.
UNIVITY and Telespazio France signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to combine their strengths for a universal and accessible space connectivity offer.