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Kepler’s optical network is planned to scale to 100 Gbps-class capacity with future tranches.
Kepler Communications selected Kongsberg NanoAvionics as its preferred satellite bus provider in Europe.
Kepler is supporting sovereign constellations through its secure data network in Europe.
The Kepler–NanoAvionics agreement allows hosted payloads on NanoAvionics buses to access Kepler Communications’ optical communications network.
Kepler Communications is a Toronto-based company.
Kepler is pursuing institutional contracts and was selected as the prime contractor for Element 1 of ESA’s HydRON (High-throughput Digital and Optical Network) program for optical communications.
Integrating Kepler’s optical data relay network enables NanoAvionics to offer customers real-time connectivity with speeds of up to 2.5 Gbps.
In August 2025 the Space Development Agency, in partnership with General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems and Kepler Communications, established a bi-directional optical link between a commercial satellite and an airborne terminal.
Kepler Communications has begun deployment of its optical data relay constellation with a first tranche of 10 satellites launched earlier this month.
Kepler Communications hosts payloads with onboard processing.
Kepler Communications provides space-to-space relay services with inter-satellite links.
Kepler Communications launched the first 10 satellites of its optical data relay constellation on January 11.
CRC has received funding from a shortlist of Canadian founders and angel investors associated with Shopify and Kepler Communications.
Mina Mitry, Co-founder and CEO of Kepler Communications, is also an advisor for CRC.
OroraTech claims to provide the first thermal livestream of Earth using Kepler's satellite network.
By hosting SAFIRE Gen4 on Kepler’s next-generation satellite network, OroraTech enables near-real-time delivery of wildfire intelligence from space to Earth.
OroraTech announced that four of its SAFIRE Gen4 sensors were onboard the first tranche of 10 satellites for the Kepler Communications optical data relay constellation launched on January 11.
This launch establishes the path to creating the first-ever thermal livestream of Earth using Kepler’s advanced communication technology.
The satellites detect heat anomalies like wildfires immediately and transmit critical intelligence via Kepler's optical inter-satellite links for near-real-time delivery.
Head of Product Mark Michael previously co-founded and served as CTO of Kepler Communications, which is one of North America's largest space companies.