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Kongsberg Satellite Services operates and continues expanding a 280-antenna ground station network.
Tiger-4 satellite assembly took place at NanoAvionics facilities in Kongsberg.
Kongsberg NanoAvionics will build Tiger-4, Tiger-7, and Tiger-8 at its MAIT facility in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Kongsberg NanoAvionics will build Tiger-4, Tiger-7, and Tiger-8 and previously built Tiger-2, Tiger-3, and MACSAT.
Kongsberg NanoAvionics will build Tiger-4, Tiger-7, and Tiger-8 and previously built Tiger-2, Tiger-3, and MACSAT.
KBR selected Kongsberg Satellite Services (KSAT) to implement SWFO communication services for the Europe–Africa and Asia–Pacific regions.
Kongsberg Satellite Services has worked with GHGSat since 2019 to deliver emissions data from GHGSat’s first satellite for Earth observation services.
Since 2021, Kongsberg Satellite Services has supported the GHGSat constellation from its Global Ground Station network.
Kongsberg Satellite Systems (KSAT) established the first commercial ground station in Greece in 2020.
Kongsberg NanoAvionics signed a contract to supply Constellr with two MP42 microsatellite buses.
Absolut Sensing and Kongsberg NanoAvionics aim to achieve the first GEN1 launch in early 2024.
Kongsberg acquired a 77 percent controlling interest in NanoAvionics at an enterprise value of EUR 65 million on 8 September 2022.
Kongsberg acquired a 77 percent controlling interest in NanoAvionics at an enterprise value of 65,000,000 EUR on 2022-09-08.
Kongsberg acquired a 77 percent controlling interest in NanoAvionics at an enterprise value of EUR 65 million on 8 September 2022.
The three Kongsberg-ordered spacecraft will be based on NanoAvionics’ MP42 microsatellite bus.
NanoAvionics’ current defense customers include Kongsberg, which ordered three satellites earlier 2022 for a maritime surveillance mission covering the North Sea.
Kongsberg, the parent company of Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace, reported about $2,600,000,000 in revenues in 2021.
Subscribers to Kongsberg Maritime’s recently launched ScanFuse service will gain access to Qii.AI’s asset visualization and inspection platform.
The payloads for MicroSAR will be developed and produced by the Norwegian companies WideNorth, Eidsvoll Electronics (EIDEL), Kongsberg Seatex, and the Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (FFI).
The MicroSAR payloads will be developed and produced by Norwegian companies WideNorth, Eidsvoll Electronics (EIDEL), Kongsberg Seatex, and the Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (FFI).