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Kepler Communications has two prototype satellites in orbit for a Ku-band constellation planned to include up to 140 satellites.
Kepler Communications’ third satellite is scheduled to launch later 2019.
Kepler Communications, a Canadian startup, received FCC approval for a 140-satellite Ku-band constellation.
Kepler Communications has raised $21,000,000 to date.
Kepler Communications operates a prototype cubesat called KIPP that provides wideband service.
Kepler Communications raised $16,000,000 to build and launch its first-generation constellation of up to 15 satellites.
Kepler plans to launch 50 GEN2 satellites in 2021.
TARS is the final prototype Kepler plans to launch before sending ten GEN1 satellites into orbit in 2020.
Kepler Communications plans to launch the third prototype satellite during the summer of 2019, preceding the launch of the larger constellation later in 2019.
Kepler Communications plans to launch the third prototype satellite during the summer of 2019, preceding the launch of the larger constellation later in 2019.
Kepler Communications has partnered with the Satellite Applications Catapult in the United Kingdom to build a third prototype satellite before deploying a full constellation.