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SpaceLink meets demand for fast and affordable access to data available from space.
SpaceLink's relay satellites use both RF and optical intersatellite links for real-time tasking and access to data.
Satellite servicers or tugs receive maneuvering instructions anytime from SpaceLink satellites.
Wendy Newman provided marketing and communications services to SpaceLink and other technology companies as the principal of Strategic Voice, a PR firm she founded in 2019.
Visitors to commercial space stations can have continuous communication capability with SpaceLink.
One of the SpaceLink satellites is always visible to support its services.
SpaceLink is building a constellation of relay satellites in Medium Earth Orbit that use optical intersatellite links for real-time tasking and access to large flows of information for satellite operators.
SpaceLink awarded OHB System AG a contract with an anticipated value of more than $300,000,000 to manufacture four satellites for its commercial space data relay constellation.
SpaceLink selected OHB after reviewing proposals from multiple satellite manufacturers based in part on OHB’s experience building Galileo navigation satellites for medium Earth orbit.
SpaceLink is manufacturing and launching an initial constellation of four high-capacity optical relay satellites.
OHB Systems AG intends to invest $25,000,000 into SpaceLink as the cornerstone investor in the first tranche of financing for the project.
Australia’s Electro Optic Systems Holdings Ltd. (EOS) announced plans in 2020 to spend approximately 1.2 billion Australian dollars to create the SpaceLink constellation.
SpaceLink selected OHB in part because OHB has prior experience with optical and onboard processing technologies and a reputation for delivering on schedule.
OHB System AG will invest $25,000,000 in SpaceLink and is the cornerstone investor in the project’s initial round of financing.
SpaceLink selected SEAKR Engineering, Inc. to provide key payload technology for SpaceLink’s relay satellite system.
SpaceLink’s relay system is planned to launch in 2024 to provide operational connectivity to commercial and government space missions.
SpaceLink’s relay system will use both RF and optical links to the relay satellites and laser crosslinks to route traffic to any SpaceLink ground entry point and on to users’ Mission Operations Centers.
SpaceLink awarded an initial contract to Mynaric for optical communications terminals to support SpaceLink’s MEO relay satellites.
Mynaric and SpaceLink agreed on delivery and pricing for a first batch of CONDOR Mk3 terminals to be delivered by late 2022 with additional units to be quantified subsequently.
SpaceLink expanded its relationship with Mynaric to include supply of Mynaric’s smaller advanced user terminal product for the LEO end of LEO-MEO relay links to support demonstration missions and LEO customers.