浙江时空道宇科技有限公司
Geespace, a subsidiary of Geely Technology Group, is a Chinese satellite technology company established in 2018. As a satellite manufacturer and operator, it focuses on developing, launching, and operating low-orbit satellites, including the Geely Future Mobility Constellation, to provide high-precision positioning, connectivity, and AI-driven remote sensing services. Geespace aims to support various applications, including autonomous driving, smart connectivity, and satellite communication, with plans for global expansion.
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GeeSpace raised ¥2B (~US$280M) from largely Zhejiang Provincial Government sources.
Auto manufacturer Geely launched their GeeSpace/Future Navigation Constellation with a batch of 9 satellites in 2022.
The Shutianyu 01 and 02 satellites, developed by Geespace, weigh 50 kilograms each and are designed to detect, monitor, and image orbital debris.
Geespace designed the satellite constellation to support 20 million users worldwide.
Geespace partnered with Peking University to advance next-generation communication and computing technologies.
Geespace operates an intelligent gigafactory in Taizhou, reducing satellite build time to 28 days while scaling output and lowering costs.
Geespace completed its first overseas trial in Oman in June 2024.
Geespace plans to expand commercial IoT services worldwide with Phase One operational.
Geespace has agreements with telecom operators in more than 20 nations.
An experimental satellite was launched from the joint lab of Geespace and Peking University during the latest mission.
China Unicom has partnered with Geespace for the Geely Future Mobility Constellation to enhance space-based direct-to-cell service capacity.
At least four satellites are operated between China Unicom and Geespace to demonstrate space-based coverage.
The Geely Future Mobility Constellation is backed by the Chinese automaker Geely and managed by its subsidiary Geespace.
Geespace is deploying its constellation in three phases, with phase one involving the deployment of 72 satellites.
The Jielong-3 carried a sixth group of 12 satellites from Geespace for the Geely Future Mobility Constellation, bringing the total number of satellites to 64.
The launch was the third in a series of three consecutive launches for Geespace by China Rocket.
Geely’s constellation developer, Geespace, received a 2 billion Yuan investment for its global headquarters construction on September 19.
The investment for Geespace's headquarters was provided through the Zhejiang New Energy Vehicle Industry Fund.
GeeSpace received a ¥2 billion investment from Hangzhou investors for its new headquarters and construction enlargement.
The Geily-05 satellites are part of a constellation developed by GeeSpace, a subsidiary of Geely Technology Group.