Fleet Space Technologies is an Australian space company focused on revolutionizing mineral exploration, defense, and space exploration. As a manufacturer and connectivity solutions provider, they develop space-enabled technology, including nanosatellites and advanced communication systems, to connect Earth, Moon, and Mars. Their key product, ExoSphere, provides real-time 3D subsurface imaging for mineral discovery, and they are also developing space-based defense capabilities, collaborating with the Australian Defence Space Command. Fleet Space partners with organizations like Rio Tinto and the Australian Space Agency.
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The communication payload on Centauri 3 was developed in-house by Fleet Space Technologies engineers and offers a 119x improvement in data capacity compared with the Centauri 2 payload.
Centauri 3 will test new hardware and space systems developed by Fleet Space that will support the 2023 Seven Sisters resource exploration mission.
On 9 February 2021 SWISSto12 was selected by Fleet Space Technologies to deliver the first additively manufactured all-metal patch antennas for Fleet Space’s C4 and C5 satellites.
Fleet Space Technologies is collaborating with Future Fuels Cooperative Research Centre and the University of Wollongong to deliver a scalable end-to-end remote IoT monitoring solution for SEA Gas.
Fleet Space transmits fused IoT data and Earth Observation mapping visualization over its smallsat network to provide SEA Gas with 24/7 actionable insights.
Fleet Space Technologies raised $7,350,000 on 2019-09-04 to expand its constellation of satellites providing Internet of Things services.
Fleet Space Technologies was founded in 2015 and the $7,350,000 round was the company’s second fundraising since founding.
The Australian Space Agency, established a little more than a year earlier, has supported Fleet Space Technologies’ growth and is also based in Adelaide.
Fleet Space Technologies launched its fourth satellite on the 2018-12-03 mission.
CNES partnered with Australian company Fleet to provide tracking services for the first two spacecraft in Fleet’s constellation.