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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On 17 December, Sateliot selected PLD Space to carry its first two Tritó satellites to orbit aboard a dedicated MIURA 5 mission in 2027.
Sateliot signed a launch services agreement with PLD Space to launch its first two high-capacity 5G D2D Tritó satellites aboard a dedicated MIURA 5 mission.
Sateliot’s new generation Tritó satellites will provide dual connectivity to IoT devices and 5G D2D connectivity for data, voice, and video across Europe.
LMT Group and Spanish satellite operator Sateliot launched a 12-month joint initiative with the European Space Agency on February 16, 2026 to develop a universal dual-mode IoT module.
Sateliot’s commercial mission project aims to expand satellite connectivity opportunities and reinforce Spain’s strategic sovereignty at national and European levels.
Sateliot plans to launch five additional satellites later in 2026 to enhance its existing 5G NB-IoT constellation.
The initiative focuses on a hybrid module that implements the 3GPP Release 17 standard to allow devices to switch between ground-based towers and Sateliot’s Low Earth Orbit constellation.
The dual-mode module integrates LMT’s existing IoT Shortcut hardware with Sateliot’s 5G-ready satellite software stack.
Sateliot, a 5G satellite telecommunications operator, will present a pioneering commercial mission at SSSIF.
Sateliot inaugurated Europe’s first 5G Satellite Development Center in Barcelona.
Sateliot reached an agreement with UARX Space to integrate UARX Space’s separation ring into Sateliot’s new Tritó satellite.
The collaboration between Sateliot and UARX Space strengthens the Spanish and European space ecosystem’s ability to integrate mission-critical technologies and gain traction in the global market.
Sateliot’s Tritó satellites incorporate dual-use capability to support applications in security, civil protection, and defense.
Sateliot’s Tritó satellites will provide connectivity to IoT devices and will be capable of connecting mobile phones with data, voice, and video services.
Sateliot plans to expand a constellation consisting of hundreds of satellites.
Sateliot is a Catalan operator of 5G NTN IoT satellite telecommunications.
Sateliot’s new generation Tritó satellites feature higher payload operational power, producing a qualitative jump in capacity and performance.
Jaume Sanpera, founder and CEO of Sateliot, participated and highlighted the role of new connectivity operators in contributing to European strategic capabilities through hybrid civil-institutional models.
Iridium, Viasat, Lynk, and Sateliot are active in specific regions or specialized applications within the satellite-enabled connectivity market.
Sateliot's constellation is expected to be operational by 2026, covering precision agriculture and critical infrastructure monitoring sectors.