Oman Lens is an Omani company that represents the Sultanate of Oman in the space sector. It focuses on remote sensing and Earth observation technologies enhanced with artificial intelligence. The company launched Oman's first satellite, OL-1, an AI-enhanced satellite capable of real-time data processing and high-resolution imaging, and aims to launch a constellation of satellites over the next five years. Oman Lens partners with companies like STAR.VISION Aerospace Limited Group and MARS Development & Investment, contributing to Oman's Vision 2040 by providing data solutions for both public and private sectors.
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The Duqm-1 satellite was launched from the Etlaq Spaceport in Oman.
H.E. Dr. Ali Al Shidhani is the Undersecretary for Communications and Information Technology at the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology in Oman.
The government of Oman launched a fully funded Space Accelerator program to mentor IT companies and aid their transition into the space sector.
Oman's national space program is one of eight executive programs under its broader economic initiative, which includes AI, fintech, cybersecurity, and digital infrastructure.
Oman is addressing cybersecurity in satellite communications by building awareness and developing skills among government and private sector stakeholders.
Oman hosted an experimental rocket launch in 2024 as part of its efforts to advance the space sector.
Oman has approved Starlink for internet services.
The space-sector training program in Oman will equip participants with skills in satellite applications, remote sensing, GIS analysis, and ground station operations.
Oman has approved the use of Starlink internet service.
Oman has secured its strategic 73.5° East geostationary orbital slot from the ITU, with plans to launch a temporary satellite by the end of 2025.
Oman’s ETCO Space and Poland’s SatRev completed a satellite ground station designed to support UHF and S-band communications.
Oman has approved Starlink for its use, while Qatar Airways will provide Starlink internet service on its flights.
In December 2024, xAI, an artificial intelligence venture founded by Elon Musk, attracted funding from Saudi Arabia’s Kingdom Holding, the Qatar Investment Authority, and the Oman Investment Authority.
Oman launched its first national space accelerator to cultivate a competitive domestic space economy.
Oman's Duqm-2 mission experienced a postponed launch due to a technical actuator fault but achieved extensive data acquisition.
Oman has approved Starlink's operations.
Oman has approved Starlink operations within its territory.
Oman has approved Starlink for use in its telecommunications.
Starlink's entry is likely to enhance competition among licensed telecom providers in Oman.
Starlink satellite internet service will cover all regions of Oman, including remote and challenging terrains.