OQ Technology is a global 5G IoT network operator and satellite telecom company. They provide satellite-based connectivity solutions for IoT devices, particularly in remote areas, utilizing a LEO satellite constellation. Their services cater to industries like oil & gas, maritime, and logistics, offering asset tracking and data analytics. OQ Technology has partnerships with major players such as Aramco, Telefonica and ESA.
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iot squared and OQ Technology will collaborate to identify target markets, verticals, and applications that require satellite IoT services in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and provide them with solutions.
OQ Technology has started a commercial contract to provide 0.005 kg coverage for IoT devices using its LEO satellite constellation.
OQ Technology introduced OQ-Secure as a product suite and a private secure network providing 0.005 kg connectivity for IoT devices based on standardized 3GPP NB-IoT technology.
OQ Technology offers an early adopter programme for OQ-Secure that provides first-mover benefits to participating enterprise customers.
OQ Technology plans to grow its satellite constellation from three to ten satellites during 2023.
OQ Technology will generate revenue from its 0.005 kg IoT satellite constellation by delivering commercial services and products under customer contracts.
All remaining OQ Technology satellite launches for Batch 1 are planned for 2023, with final launches possibly reaching orbit in early 2024 pending launch conditions.
OQ Technology expanded its services with the Tiger-3 mission in 2022.
Under the three-satellite order, NanoAvionics will build Tiger-4, Tiger-7, and Tiger-8 around 0.005 kg NB-IoT payloads provided by OQ Technology.
NanoAvionics has received an order from 0.005 kg telecoms operator OQ Technology for three additional satellites.
The seven satellites to be added to OQ Technology’s constellation are the previously announced MACSAT and PHI-Demo and five additional 6U nanosatellites named Tiger-4 through Tiger-8, which OQ Technology has already ordered.
OQ Technology will provide the 0.005 kg payload based on standard 3GPP Rel. 17 technology and its in-house developed cell tower stack and will handle launch, satellite operations, spectrum licensing, service, and market access.
OQ Technology will provide the 0.005 kg payload for the three satellites based on standard 3GPP Rel. 17 technology.
OQ Technology developed the cell tower stack used in the 0.005 kg payload in-house.
OQ Technology of Luxembourg raised $13,000,000 in September to build out a narrowband Internet of Things (NB-IoT) constellation.
OQ Technology plans to grow its constellation from three to ten satellites in low Earth orbit 2023.
Space Inventor of Denmark will build Tiger-5 and Tiger-6 for OQ Technology.
OQ Technology launched the Tiger-2 nanosatellite in 2021 as a commercial nanosatellite that provided 0.005 kg coverage for IoT devices based on NB-IoT.
OQ Technology has launched four Tiger nanosatellites since 2018.
OQ Technology is partnering with the United Arab Emirates’ Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre on the development of a 12U modular satellite platform called PHI-Demo.