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Momentus will use a deployer on the Transporter-9 mission to deliver customer satellites for SatRev, Contec Co., and Lunasonde.
On Transporter-9, Momentus will use a deployer to place three satellites into Low-Earth Orbit for three different customers: AMAN-1 for SatRev, JINJUSat-1 for CONTEC Co., and Picacho for Lunasonde.
On Transporter-9, Momentus planned to deploy JINJUSat-1 for CONTEC Co. of the Republic of Korea, a satellite spearheaded by Jinju City, Korea Testing Laboratory, and Gyeongsang National University to carry out Earth imaging with mounted cameras.
CONTEC manufactures turnkey optical ground stations that manage atmospheric turbulence to deliver high-capacity laser communications through the atmosphere.
The optical ground station ordered by CONTEC will be CCSDS-capable by default and will also be SDA-capable and QKD-3-capable.
CONTEC is a South Korean company spun off from the Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI).
CONTEC ordered an optical ground station from Cailabs that will be installed in 2024.
The optical ground station ordered by CONTEC will incorporate Cailabs’ TILBA-ATMO component for reliable, high-speed communications.
CONTEC planned to install more antennas across the Americas and Europe in 2023.
Momentus signed a contract with CONTEC Co. of the Republic of Korea to provide space transportation services for CONTEC’s JINJUSat-1 cubesat.
CONTEC was established in January 2015 as a spin-off from the Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI).
CONTEC offers Ground Station Service with its own global ground network and provides hosting service at each site.
CONTEC raised approximately $63,000,000 in Series C funding.
CONTEC plans to use the Series C capital to expand its Ground Network, which includes optical ground stations and a telescope network for space situational awareness services.
CONTEC plans to go public in 2023 with Daishin Securities leading the IPO management.
CONTEC plans to build 12 ground stations in 10 countries 2022 to widen service coverage.
CONTEC raised $50,000,000 in a Series C funding round in early June.
CONTEC provided ground support of data downlink and processing for the KSLV-II launch mission using ground stations in Asia, North America, and Europe.
CONTEC has raised a total of $61,000,000 in funding, including $11,000,000 in Series A funding.
Contec plans to build two additional optical ground stations in 2024, one in the Middle East and one in the United States with candidate U.S. locations including Texas, Colorado, or New Mexico.