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Astrocast and Spaceflight partnered to launch an additional five smallsats on Spaceflight’s SXRS-5 mission in January 2021.
Curt Blake, president and CEO of Spaceflight, supports expanding Spaceflight’s relationship with Astrocast and values having a portfolio of launch options and the expertise to accommodate changes.
In February 2020, Astrocast and Spaceflight signed a multi-launch agreement for the launch of 10 additional IoT smallsats representing Astrocast’s sixth launch booked with Spaceflight.
The antenna used under Astrocast’s agreement with Thruaya can receive GPS signals and operate for 7 to 10 years on a single battery.
Spaceflight Inc. signed new launch agreements with Astrocast, Canon Electronics, Capella Space, GeoJump, HawkEye 360, Orbit Fab, Loft Orbital, NASA, NearSpace Launch Inc. / Inter-Modal Holding LLC, Portland State Aerospace Society, Space Products and Innovation (SPiN), Spacemanic, University of Toronto Aerospace Team, Xona Space Systems, and several undisclosed U.S. government organizations.
Astrocast has launched 12 satellites with Spaceflight Inc. and plans to launch a total of 100 nanosatellites.
Astrocast has launched 12 satellites with Spaceflight and has plans to launch a total of 100 nanosatellites.
Spaceflight has signed new launch agreements with Astrocast, Canon Electronics, Capella Space, GeoJump, HawkEye 360, Orbit Fab, Loft Orbital, NASA, NearSpace Launch Inc., Inter-Modal Holding LLC, Portland State Aerospace Society, Space Products and Innovation (SPiN), Spacemanic, University of Toronto Aerospace Team, Xona Space Systems, and several undisclosed U.S. government organizations.
A footnote in the filing references Orbcomm’s pending acquisition by private equity firm GI Partners, Spire’s plans to go public via a SPAC, Kepler’s $60,000,000 Series B funding round, and Astrocast’s consideration of going public.
Astrocast increased its planned constellation from 64 satellites to 80 satellites to provide adequate coverage around the equator.
Astrocast raised $9,200,000 in a Series A financing round in 2019 for a constellation of 80 satellites planned for deployment by 2023 or 2024.
Leaf Space has partnered with more than 15 customers, including Astrocast, D-Orbit, and the European Space Agency, to increase data performance and availability while lowering costs and decreasing latency.
Leaf Space has partnered with over 15 customers including Astrocast, D-Orbit, and the European Space Agency (ESA).
Omnispace is competing with satellite IoT companies including Astrocast, Kepler, and Swarm, and those companies have already launched satellites and started offering services.
Astrocast launched five satellites on Transporter-1 to provide internet-of-things services.
Leaf Space will provide several ground stations to the Swiss client Astrocast using the dedicated Leaf Key ground segment service.
Astrocast has satellites launching 2020 and in 2021.
Astrocast is using 50 m of lab space and five of its 40 employees to build its constellation.
Astrocast planned to move into a new 350-square-meter facility in March 2020 to build as many as 30 satellites a year.
Astrocast and Airbus developed a low-cost communications module and an application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) chipset that will be ready for sale in the second half of 2020.