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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OQ Technology launched the MACSAT satellite on a Vega rocket from Kourou one month prior to the TIGER-5 and TIGER-6 launch.
OQ Technology is on a fast track to launch many satellites in the year to complete its batch 1 of 10 satellites.
OQ Technology launched two new Low Earth Orbit satellites, TIGER-5 and TIGER-6, on SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rideshare mission Transporter-9.
OQ Technology established contact with TIGER-5 and TIGER-6 on the same day as their launch.
OQ Technology is on track to complete a batch 1 of 10 satellites to serve its critical clients globally and expand commercial reach.
OQ Technology launched two LEO satellites, TIGER-5 and TIGER-6, aboard SpaceX’s Falcon 9 on the Transporter-9 mission.
OQ Technology is on a fast track to launch multiple satellites in the year to complete its batch 1 and provide global narrowband IoT coverage to applications and clients.
OQ Technology launched the TIGER satellites one month after launching the company’s MACSAT satellite on a Vega rocket from Kourou.
OQ Technology planned an additional four satellites for launch in 2023.
OQ Technology plans to expand its low Earth orbit fleet to 10 satellites by the close of 2023 and to 72 satellites by 2025.
OQ Technology completed a €13 million Series A funding round.
MACSAT carries a 0.005 kg IoT payload designed to deliver universal communication services and expand OQ Technology’s satellite coverage.
OQ Technology will launch the MACSAT satellite on 4 October 2023 on Arianespace’s Vega rocket as mission VV23.
OQ Technology has four additional 6U satellites on order that are slated to launch by early next year via SpaceX Falcon 9 Transporter rideshare missions.
Two of OQ Technology’s additional satellites will use satellite platforms from Lithuania’s NanoAvionics.
Saudi Aramco is OQ Technology’s largest customer and co-led a €13 million series A investment round for the company last year.
OQ Technology launches for its narrowband Internet of Things constellation are set to resume on 2023-10-04.
OQ Technology considers that integrating 0.005 kg IoT and IIN technologies will increase downstream operational efficiencies, reduce raw material consumption, and minimize personnel travel to remote sites.
Aramco and OQ Technology intend to develop an integrated package combining Aramco’s automation edge technology developed by MOXA with OQ Technology’s infrastructure.
OQ Technology operates a LEO 0.005 kg NB-IoT infrastructure that is intended to integrate with Aramco’s automation edge technology.