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Open Cosmos will monitor and operate the mission from four ground stations around the globe and can manage those stations for partners through OpenOps, Open Cosmos’s satellite operations software.
Open Cosmos has 10 missions under development, including the MANTIS mission in partnership with ESA-Incubed and the UK Space Agency, which aims to provide high-resolution imagery and IOD6 in partnership with the Satellite Applications Catapult.
Open Cosmos has invested more than £4 million in research and development with leveraged support from the UK Space Agency and the European Space Agency through the ARTES Partnership Project’s Pioneer program.
Sateliot engaged U.K.-based Open Cosmos in 2020 to build and operate its planned constellation.
Sateliot contracted U.K.-based Open Cosmos in 2020 to build and operate its satellite constellation.
Open Cosmos has led space missions with the United Kingdom Space Agency and the European Space Agency, which have funded some of its projects.
Satellites built and operated by Open Cosmos are used to collect critical Earth data for economic, environmental, or security decisions, provide global telecommunications services, and develop space science and technology.
In 2019, Open Cosmos was designated to develop the Mantis Earth observation satellite.
In 2017, Open Cosmos was selected by the European Space Agency as Europe’s first nanosatellite Space Mission Provider under the Pioneer program.
Open Cosmos launched its first satellite in 2017.
Open Cosmos will support instrument development by providing its OpenKit platform emulator to Cambridge University.
Open Cosmos is arranging launches, ground station communications, and insurance for Sateliot and will operate the satellites in addition to building them.
Sateliot selected Open Cosmos on 2020-07-28 to build and operate a constellation of up to 100 small satellites but did not sign a firm contract for the full system.
Open Cosmos builds cubesats and smallsats up to 50 kg and focuses its business model on turnkey solutions for customers.
Open Cosmos anticipates receiving manufacturing orders from Sateliot in phases rather than as a bulk order for 100 satellites.
Open Cosmos sealed a deal with satellite communications operator Sateliot to build and operate Sateliot’s nanosatellite constellation.
By participating in the Call to Orbit programme, Waptel will expedite research and testing and start designing a test mission in space using Open Cosmos integration platforms.
Open Cosmos and Photonicity signed an agreement to work towards an in-orbit demonstration of a power-receiving optical system in low Earth orbit.
Selection in the Call to Orbit programme provides LMO with space mission expertise from Open Cosmos, including mission software and access to satellite payload integration and test hardware.
Landspace reached agreements with UK-based Open Cosmos and Italy-based D-Orbit related to Zhuque-2 in April 2019.