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Mbryonics will develop the optical terminal that transmits QKD photons from SpeQtral quantum hardware to optical ground stations.
SpeQtre is expected to launch 2023 and will serve as a technology demonstrator for SpeQtral.
SpeQtral-1 follows the SpeQtre technology demonstrator mission, which was built on technologies demonstrated on the 2019 SpooQy-1 CubeSat.
JANUS-1 is a 6U satellite featuring payload and subsystem technologies from AICRAFT, Morpheus Space, Netra, SayariLabs Kenya, SpeQtral, Transcelestial, and Zero-Error Systems that will perform Internet of Things communications, experimental laser communications, radio communications, and machine learning during orbit.
SpeQtral will launch its QKD satellite SpeQtral-1 in 2024.
Thales Alenia Space and Singapore-based SpeQtral signed a memorandum of understanding to conduct tests involving the SpeQtral-1 satellite and Thales Alenia ground equipment.
The SpeQtral-1 satellite is slated for launch in 2024 with related tests taking place by 2025.
Singaporean startup SpeQtral plans to deploy its first low Earth orbit QKD satellite in 2024 and has a deal to use ground services from Thales Alenia Space.
RAL Space and SpeQtral are developing the Speqtre mission, with RAL Space leading the mission and providing the optical payload that will beam QKD signals to Earth.
SpeQtral will use the US$8,300,000 financing to establish strategic business partnerships and hire top talent.
SpeQtral closed a US$8,300,000 financing round led by Xora Innovation.
SpeQtral will use the US$8,300,000 financing to expand its regional and international presence.
SpeQtral will use the US$8,300,000 financing to support the commercial rollout of terrestrial systems and further develop its satellite-based systems.