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Leaf Space introduced a dedicated mission patch for the Transporter 15 mission to recognize the operators that selected the Leaf Line network for this flight.
Leaf Space invites teams planning future rideshare launches, constellation deployments, or institutional missions to engage with its ground segment services through its website.
Leaf Space supports 140 satellites operating through its Leaf Line ground station network.
Leaf Space's infrastructure and software allow satellite operators to focus on spacecraft and mission design while the company manages the ground segment.
Leaf Space and Infostellar have signed a new agreement for Infostellar to be the exclusive representative of Leaf Space in the Japanese market for its ground segment as-a-service offering.
Leaf Space is the second-largest ground segment as-a-service provider in terms of minutes of connectivity provided, behind KSAT.
Leaf Space operates a network of 36 ground stations in 19 locations around the world.
Leaf Space plans to integrate with Infostellar’s StellarStation platform to provide satellite operators access to Leaf Space assets.
LandSpace HongQing Technology announced the Olive Leaf space access initiative.
AstroAgency signed new contracts to support ground station provider Leaf Space, Manchester University spin-out SmartIR, and EOLAS.
Leaf Space was launched in 2014 and is headquartered in Lomazzo (Como), Italy.
The €20 million of equity funding combines with the €15 million venture debt provided by the European Investment Bank for Leaf Space.
Leaf Space completed a capital increase totaling €20 million.
Leaf Space plans to expand its global network of ground stations and add several new locations worldwide.
Sidus Space will be able to deliver high-resolution Earth Observation coverage and enhance analysis in domains such as climate change, food security, and energy supply by leveraging Leaf Space’s expanding ground station network.
Sidus Space signed a service agreement with Leaf Space to broaden its ground station network and extend availability of its Earth Observation data to established and emerging markets.
Sidus Space will be able to reduce latency and improve overall service quality by accessing Leaf Space’s additional ground stations.
Under the agreement, Sidus Space will gain increased access to Leaf Space’s ground station network.
Access to 17 additional Leaf Space ground stations will reduce latency and improve the overall quality of Sidus Space’s service.
Sidus Space executed a service agreement with Leaf Space to expand Sidus Space’s ground station network access.