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Kepler Communications raised $60,000,000 in June to cover funding for all the satellites it aims to deploy throughout 2023.
Kepler Communications plans to deploy dedicated data-relay spacecraft next year that will be an order of magnitude bigger than the company’s 19 cubesats.
Kepler Communications plans to test its S-band terminal on a third-party nanosatellite operated by Spire Global that is slated to launch in late 2022.
Kepler was the first company to launch and operate a Ku-band satellite service in Low Earth Orbit.
Kepler plans to launch four satellites in January as part of SpaceX’s Transporter 3 Falcon 9 ride-share mission.
Kepler raised $60,000,000 in June to support its constellation plans and aimed to nearly double its team to 150 people by the end of 2021.
Kepler Communications completed a Series B funding round announced in June 2021.
Kepler Communications plans to increase its team size to 150 employees by the end of 2021.
Kepler Communications plans to increase its team size to 150 employees by the end of 2021.
Kepler Communications operates 15 satellites on orbit, making it the largest satellite operator in Canada.
Kepler plans to build a U.S. presence after raising $60,000,000 for its low Earth orbit satellite data constellation.
Kepler is the first company to launch and operate a Ku-band satellite service in Low Earth Orbit.
Kepler plans to launch its next satellites in December in an even larger deployment than the 2020-09-28 launch.
Kepler Communications will build a constellation of 140 cubesats in a 5,000-square-foot facility commissioned late last year at its Toronto headquarters.
Kepler plans to scale its Internet of Things constellation to reach 140 satellites in 2023.
Kepler Communications reserved SpaceX rideshare capacity to launch an unspecified number of Internet of Things cubesats in 2020.
ISL partnered with Kepler Communications for Kepler’s inaugural mission that launched Kepler’s first satellite into orbit in January 2018 and a second satellite in November 2018.
Kepler plans to deploy a 140-satellite constellation starting with at least 15 commercial spacecraft by the end of 2020.
Kepler Communications signed a launch agreement with Innovative Space Logistics B.V. (ISL) and GK Launch Services to deploy two satellites into sun-synchronous orbit in Q2–2020-07-01.
Kepler Communications raised $16,000,000 last year in a Series A investment round led by Costanoa Ventures.