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Mynaric will host a Cosmic Constellation Cocktails happy hour event at its booth on Tuesday, 2021-08-24 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.
Mynaric expects to ship SpaceLink’s first OISL units during the first quarter of 2023.
Mynaric’s LEO optical communication terminals are planned to interface with the SpaceLink MEO data relay service.
Mynaric and SpaceLink signed a definitive agreement for the sale of optical inter-satellite link (OISL) terminals for satellites in medium Earth orbit with a total order volume of up to $28,000,000 depending on exercised options and SpaceLink’s satellite prime selection.
Mynaric is expected to provide SpaceLink LEO optical communication terminals (OCT) for SpaceLink customers.
Mynaric signed a cooperation agreement with U.S. start-up SpaceLink to deliver all optical intersatellite laser terminals for the first 10 SpaceBelt constellation satellites.
Mynaric’s internal testing facilities in Los Angeles and Munich will allow the company to fully test terminals and their compliance with the SDA OISL Standard in-house to reduce development time.
Mynaric achieved the industry’s first over-the-air transmission using an OISL terminal communicating with an independently built testbed that are both compliant with the SDA OISL Standard.
Mynaric successfully demonstrated its implementation of the Space Development Agency (SDA) Optical Inter-Satellite Link (OISL) Standard in late March 2025.
The MoU between Mynaric and Cloud Constellation includes a first phase in which Mynaric will deliver all OISL terminals required for the first ten SpaceBelt satellites to be built by prime contractor LeoStella.
Mynaric and Cloud Constellation have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to use Mynaric’s laser communication products to connect Cloud Constellation’s LEO satellites via Optical Inter-Satellite Links.
Mynaric aims to support the build-out of the Space Development Agency’s Transport Layer Tranche 1 constellation of as many as 150 satellites.
Mynaric will supply more than 40 OISL terminals as part of the term sheet with SpaceLink, including MEO units and CONDOR terminals for SpaceLink LEO customers.
Tim Deaver will operate out of Mynaric’s newly established Washington, D.C. area office.
SpaceLink and Mynaric agreed to an option that would increase the number of terminals delivered if SpaceLink expands its MEO constellation.
SpaceLink and Mynaric will work together to develop an optical inter-satellite link (OISL) terminal for satellites in medium Earth orbit.
Mynaric will supply more than 40 OISL terminals as part of a term sheet that includes units of the new MEO product and units of Mynaric’s CONDOR terminals for SpaceLink LEO customers.
Mynaric and SpaceLink will work together to develop an optical inter-satellite link (OISL) terminal for satellites in MEO where the SpaceLink constellation will operate.
SpaceLink and Mynaric have an option that would increase the number of terminals delivered upon SpaceLink’s expansion of its MEO constellation.
Mynaric currently operates in the United States from Los Angeles.