GomSpace is a space company that manufactures and operates nanosatellites, offering products and services in the global market for space systems. They specialize in nanosatellite platforms, systems integration, constellation operations management, and miniaturized radio technology. GomSpace serves customers in the defense, academic, government, and commercial markets and has collaborated with organizations like the European Space Agency (ESA) and Startical. Their offerings also include the Hands-Off Operations Platform (HOOP) for satellite operations and space traffic management solutions.
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Kleos Space plans to launch its first satellite built by Danish cubesat builder GomSpace in mid-2019 to detect radio transmissions and pinpoint their origin and timing.
GomSpace signed a €1.4 million deal with the Spanish space big data company Aistech for the assembly and integration of 10 satellites.
GomSpace was funded with SEK 172 million after 2018-01-01.
A satellite using GomSpace Sweden’s cold gas propulsion system launched on 2018-02-02 in the GOMX-4B mission and, together with its twin GOMX-4A, demonstrated the orbit control that Astrocast is planning.
GomSpace Sweden will deliver the propulsion systems for Astrocast in 2018-10-01 and 2019-01-01.
GomSpace A/S, a subsidiary of GomSpace Group AB, signed a 400 EUR contract with the European Space Agency for the first phase of the RACE project.
GomSpace launched two nanosatellites on 2018-02-02 mounted on a Chinese Long March 2D rocket from a launch station in the Gobi Desert.
GomSpace A/S, the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS), and Singapore Technologies Electronics Limited (ST Electronics) signed a research collaboration agreement at the Singapore Airshow to conduct a design study on implementing space-based Very High Frequency (VHF) communications for air traffic management in the Singapore Flight Information Region (FIR).
GomSpace A/S, CAAS, and ST Electronics signed a Memorandum of Understanding in July 2017 to explore the application and deployment of a space-based VHF communications system.
GomSpace established radio contact with the GOMX-4 satellites from GomSpace’s headquarters in Aalborg, Denmark at 15:05 CET on the day of launch.
GomSpace purchased a LauncherOne launch from Virgin Orbit to deploy several nanosatellites into a low-inclination orbit in early 2019.
The GomSpace ADS-B and AIS satellite constellation will provide continuous monitoring between 37 degrees North and 37 degrees South.
The nomination committee for GomSpace Group AB for the annual general meeting in 2018 has been appointed.
The three shareholders appointing members represent approximately 19.6 percent of the total number of shares and votes in GomSpace.
The chairman of the board of directors of GomSpace may not be the chairman of the nomination committee.
GomSpace A/S signed a contract with the Colombian Air Force for the FACSAT-2 spacecraft platform and an associated Capacity Building and Technology Transfer Program.
The Colombian Air Force ordered a second advanced nanosatellite platform from GomSpace for the FACSAT-2 project.
GomSpace will assist the Colombian Air Force in creating a nanosatellite integration laboratory and operations centre at the air force base in Cali.
FACSAT-2 builds on technology transfer gained through the FACSAT-1 project, which was awarded to GomSpace in 2014.
Niels Buus is CEO of GomSpace and can be reached at telephone +45 40 31 55 57 and email nbu@gomspace.com.