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Vake Powered By KSAT combines KSAT’s satellite antenna network and maritime expertise with VAKE’s AI-powered analytics and visualization.
Vake Powered By KSAT monitors areas and vessels of interest using multiple data sources.
KSAT launched the vessel detection platform Vake Powered By KSAT on January 27.
Vake Powered By KSAT enables users to task new satellite collection.
The Vake Powered By KSAT platform is designed to make space-powered maritime situational awareness easier to access, integrate, and use.
KSAT delivers 15-minute collection-to-dissemination timelines across satellite operators through its integrated value chain.
The Vake platform combines KSAT’s global ground station network with advanced artificial intelligence to provide persistent monitoring of high-traffic and remote maritime zones.
The Vake platform incorporates tipping-and-cueing capability to enable near-real-time responses by maritime authorities as KSAT pursues its 2030 five-minute delivery target.
Kongsberg Satellite Services launched Vake Powered by KSAT, a consolidated maritime situational awareness platform designed to detect, identify, and track non-cooperative or dark vessels.
KSAT’s operational ambition is to reduce space-based information delivery latency to below five minutes by 2030 regardless of operator, orbit, or platform.
KSAT acquired a majority stake in VAKE, a Norwegian startup specializing in machine learning for maritime domain awareness, in March 2024.
Vake Powered by KSAT integrates optical, radio frequency, and synthetic aperture radar data from 15 different satellite providers into a single operational interface.
SvalSat in Svalbard is the world’s largest ground station with over 100 antennas and has operated since 1997 under Kongsberg Satellite Services, a joint venture between Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace and Space Norway.
Kongsberg’s KSAT subsidiary will provide the ground segment for the constellation.
Kongsberg Satellite Services has executed a launch services contract with SpaceX to deploy the initial satellites for the Hyper constellation.
Kongsberg Satellite Services operates the world’s largest commercial ground network, comprising over 40 stations globally.
Kongsberg Satellite Services will be involved in the project.
KSAT has over 50 years of industry experience with high-latitude facilities in Svalbard and Antarctica.
The Hyper constellation will integrate with KSAT’s Integrated Mission Services to offer a hybrid solution for satellite operators.
Hyper aims to transpose KSAT’s terrestrial ground station capabilities into the space domain.