Apogeo Space is an Italian NewSpace company focused on building a constellation of picosatellites for Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity. They design and manufacture nanosatellites and offer services for the space industry, including ground station design, satellite testing, and customized satellite solutions. Apogeo Space partners with companies like INNOSPACE and D-Orbit for launch services and collaborates with agencies like ESA and NASA on scientific projects. They aim to provide global IoT coverage by 2027.
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The CSA project was created by Apogeo Space and New Horizon, with the scientific support of Spinlife, a spin-off of the University of Padua.
Apogee Parent, Inc. will acquire all outstanding shares of Astra Space’s Class A common stock not already owned by Apogee Parent for $0.50 per share in cash under the Merger Agreement.
Apogee Parent, Inc. will acquire all outstanding shares of Astra Space, Inc.’s Class A common stock not already owned by it for $0.50 per share in cash under the Merger Agreement.
Apogeo Space plans for its constellation to begin operations in late 2024 and to be completed by 2027 with 96 active picosatellites in orbit.
The first nine Apogeo Space test satellites launched in November 2023 on SpaceX’s Falcon 9 and were released by D-Orbit’s Orbital Transfer Vehicle.
INNOSPACE’s small satellite launch vehicle HANBIT will provide launches with precision deployment for Apogeo Space’s picosatellite constellation.
The agreement between Apogeo Space and INNOSPACE covers management of three Low Earth Orbit launches and releases of Apogeo Space picosatellites during 2025–2027.
Apogeo Space is building Italy’s first private satellite constellation dedicated to providing telecommunications service for Internet of Things devices.
Apogeo Space has an agreement with INNOSPACE to acquire multi-unit launches starting in the second half of 2025.
Apogeo Space plans 3 to 4 launches per year when fully operational, each launch carrying nine picosatellites measuring 10 x 10 x 0.03 m.
When fully operational, Apogeo Space plans to conduct three to four launches per year, each launch carrying nine picosatellites measuring 10 x 10 x 0.03 m.
Apogeo Space expects its IoT constellation to begin operations in late 2024 and to be completed by 2027 with 96 active picosatellites on-orbit.
Apogeo Space has an agreement with INNOSPACE to acquire multi-unit launches starting in the second half of 2025.
The INNOSPACE agreement covers management, over the period 2025–2027, of three low Earth orbit launches and releases of Apogeo Space’s picosatellites for Italy’s first private constellation dedicated to IoT.
Apogeo Space launched its first nine test satellites in November 2023 on SpaceX’s Falcon 9, and those satellites were released by Italy’s D-Orbit Orbital Transfer Vehicle (OTV).
Apogeo Space plans a launch every three to four months thereafter, each launch composed of nine satellites measuring 10 x 10 x 0.03 m.
Apogeo Space aims to establish a LEO smallsat constellation to offer global telecommunications coverage and a full range of advanced services.
Apogeo Space plans to complete Italy’s first private telecommunications constellation for IoT by 2027 with 96 active pico-satellites on orbit.
Apogeo Space successfully launched the FEES 1 (Flexible Experimental Embedded Satellite) in April 2021.
Apogeo Space developed the first piece of the project using a completely Italian supply chain.