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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Starlink Muscat was given a class 1 licence to provide fixed public telecommunications services in Oman.
Starlink will support economic sectors in Oman such as oil and gas, mining, tourism, and agriculture.
Oman's telecom authority has permitted Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite internet service to start retail and commercial operations.
Oman’s optical satellite OL-1 launched on a Chinese Kinetica-1 solid rocket in November 2024.
Oman launched the Duqm-1 high altitude test launch vehicle from the Etlaq Spaceport in December 2024.
Oman launched its first satellite Aman-1 on a Falcon 9 rocket in November 2023.
Star.Vision collaborated with Oman Lens on Oman’s AI-powered optical satellite OL-1.
Wu Weiren, chief designer of China’s lunar exploration project and head of the Deep Space Exploration Laboratory (DSEL), signed the memorandum of understanding with Oman Lens for the ILRS on 2024-12-02.
Oman Vision 2040 aims to diversify Oman’s sources of income away from oil and to develop the space industry.
Oman Lens signed a memorandum of understanding with the Deep Space Exploration Laboratory (DSEL) of China on the International Lunar Research Station (ILRS) on 2024-12-02.
Oman established Zone 88 in July 2023 as a scientific and economic zone dedicated to space industries and advanced technologies.
Oman IRSS-1/OL-1 is an intelligent remote sensing optical satellite developed in part by Chinese firms through China Great Wall Industry Corp. (CGWIC).
The Oman space project is intended to support the objectives of Oman Vision 2040.
UVL Robotics signed a Memorandum of Understanding with representatives of government bodies in Oman to launch the project.
UVL Robotics obtained all official permits from the Civil Aviation Authority for BVLOS operations in Oman.
His Excellency Dr. Ali Al Shidhani, the Undersecretary for Communications and Information Technology in Oman, commented that the service meets the needs of citizens in remote areas.
The drone delivery service is designed to serve over 6,000 citizens in hard-to-reach areas of Muscat, Oman.
UVL Robotics launched the first drone delivery service for day-to-day parcels in the Middle East, located in Oman.
Currently, the UVL Robotics drone delivery service has been launched only in Oman.
The Memorandum of Understanding establishes a consortium to collaborate on delivering additional small satellites to Low Earth Orbit, including the first satellite in Oman’s history.