Sateliot, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Barcelona, Spain, is a satellite telecommunications operator focusing on providing global IoT connectivity under the 5G protocol. The company is deploying a LEO nanosatellite constellation that functions as telecommunications towers in space, offering 5G IoT coverage to mobile operators through roaming services. Sateliot partners with companies like Telefonica, AWS, Comfone, and Eseye to extend mobile telecom coverage to 100% of the planet, targeting sectors such as telecommunications, logistics, mining, and agriculture.
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PLD Space has sold several launches aboard MIURA 5, including a dedicated flight for Spanish satellite operator Sateliot.
Sateliot presented its new Tritó 5G NTN connectivity satellite at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
Sateliot and PLD Space signed an agreement in February to put two satellites into orbit in the last quarter of next year.
Sateliot is negotiating with other American and European launch companies for subsequent constellation flights.
Sateliot intends to pursue vertical integration to accelerate platform changes and reduce paperwork.
Sateliot requires dedicated rockets and Miura-5 is the first dedicated launcher for its Tritó satellites.
The model shown at the congress is the updated version that will fly on PLD Space’s Miura-5 and is physically similar to the earlier model shown when Sateliot opened a satellite development center in Barcelona.
Tritó satellites are designed to expand Sateliot’s 5G non-terrestrial network (NTN) capabilities.
Sateliot has connected an IoT device using standardized connectivity.
PLD Space’s Miura-5 is expected to have completed four launches by the end of 2027, with Sateliot’s launch scheduled as the fourth.
Celeste Technologies’ cooperation with Qualcomm Technologies and Sateliot advances the development of a European LEO infrastructure in which Celeste plays a fundamental role.
Sateliot was awarded the Dual-Use Technology Award 2026 by DigitalEurope in collaboration with the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.
The Dual-Use Technology Award 2026 recognizes Sateliot’s innovative approach with its dual-use 5G NB-IoT satellite constellation.
Sateliot targets automotive, security, and defense sectors as strategic application areas for its NTN services.
Jaume Sanpera, CEO of Sateliot, received the Dual-Use Technology Award 2026 at a ceremony attended by European sector and political figures including Henna Virkkunnen and Cecilia Bonefeld-Dahl.
Sateliot operates a dual-use 5G NB-IoT satellite constellation that provides secure, affordable, and strategic connectivity from space.
Sateliot aims to provide continuous, reliable, low-latency connectivity for IoT applications and to expand its existing NB-IoT NTN service.
Sateliot plans a permanently connected constellation that will include inter-satellite links and its own network of ground stations to strengthen European autonomy in secure space communications.
The test results support Sateliot’s development of a European LEO constellation to provide 5G NR-NTN direct-to-device services in the S band.
The interoperability tests advance Sateliot’s program to develop a European low Earth orbit (LEO) constellation for direct-to-device communications and IoT services.