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Open Cosmos has agreements to provide national Earth Observation satellites for Greece and Spain.
Open Cosmos aims to create a market dynamic that enables competition and diversity in satellite communications.
Open Cosmos anticipates interest in its constellation from governments, telecom operators, and large corporations.
Rocket Lab has been selected as the launch provider for Open Cosmos's satellites.
Open Cosmos plans to deploy a sovereign satellite broadband constellation for Europe.
Open Cosmos has secured the award for Liechtenstein’s priority Ka-band spectrum filings.
Rafel Jordà Siquier is Founder & CEO of Open Cosmos.
Four thermal-infrared spacecraft built by OroraTech and seven high-resolution optical satellites from Open Cosmos are scheduled to join the Greek constellation next year.
Open Cosmos acquired Connected earlier this year.
Open Cosmos launched the Quiver project in collaboration with Panasonic Operational Excellence under the UK Space Agency's International Bilateral Fund program, with a budget of 160,000 euros.
Open Cosmos is based in Didcot, UK, and was founded by CEO Rafel Jorda Siquier.
Open Cosmos is responsible for mission integration and PEX is in charge of antenna design and analysis for the QUIVER project.
Open Cosmos and PEX began the next-generation satellite communication project 'QUIVER' with support of £147,000 from the UKSA's International Bilateral Fund.
Quiver combines Open Cosmos' leadership in satellite constellations with Panasonic's expertise in high-frequency telecommunications to explore faster, smarter, and more autonomous satellite coordination.
Open Cosmos and Panasonic are exploring the possibility of establishing a future production line in Japan, with Open Cosmos providing satellite design and mission integration from the UK.
During the six-month duration of the project, Panasonic will lead the design and analysis of antennas while Open Cosmos will test and evaluate their integration into future missions.
The Quiver collaboration builds on a year of strong international momentum for Open Cosmos, which includes a recent 5.8 million euro mission Orpheus with Astroscale UK and a 1.65 million euro project 6GStarLab with i2CAT.
Open Cosmos and Panasonic are exploring the potential for a future satellite production line in Japan.
Open Cosmos received funding from the UK Space Agency’s International Bilateral Fund for the project.
Open Cosmos is working with Panasonic Operational Excellence Co. on a project to advance optical inter-satellite communications.