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Kinéis raised €100 million in funding four years before its first launch phase.
Kinéis raised 100,000,000 EUR four years before the scheduled 2024-06-18 launch phase.
Kinéis is scheduled to deploy the first European constellation of 25 nanosatellites dedicated to IoT on 2024-06-18.
The five launches required to deploy the Kinéis constellation are scheduled to occur between June 2024 and early 2025.
Kinéis plans to launch its first set of five satellites on an Electron between 2024-06-10 and 2024-07-09.
A panel of judges selected 15 drawings from the Kinéis and Cité de l’espace competition, and the selected young artists were invited to visit Hemeria on 2024-01-31.
Hemeria is responsible for the platform and payload of the 25 Kinéis nanosatellites and is producing the constellation in a dedicated clean room.
The 25 Kinéis nanosatellites are scheduled to be launched from New Zealand across five planned launches starting in June 2024.
Sérilec engraved the competition designs onto 5 x 0.07 m metal plates that will be fitted into the Kinéis satellites before they depart for New Zealand.
Major financial partners supporting the Kinéis project include Bpifrance, CLS, BNP Paribas Développement, CELAD, Maison Julien et Kelly Dassault, and Ethics Group.
Kinéis is deploying a constellation of 25 nanosatellites dedicated to the Internet of Things, marking the first of its kind in Europe.
The Kinéis project is based in Toulouse, France.
Kinéis guarantees data transmission in near-real time, at low bit rates, with minimal energy consumption.
Alexandre Tisserant is the CEO of Kinéis.
Kinéis has unveiled a mission patch symbolizing the essential pillars of the project: global connectivity, a network of ground stations, various applications, and the end user.
Kinéis aims to connect and locate any object anywhere on the Earth’s surface using its Space IoT mission.
Kinéis collaborates with notable players in the French space ecosystem, including Hemeria, Thales Alenia Space, Syrlinks, Comat, and CNES.
Kinéis operates on a global scale to address challenges such as agriculture, water resource management, early detection of forest fires, logistics, and maritime activities.
Kinéis has announced the launch window for its first of five launches of nanosatellites dedicated to the Internet of Things.
Rocket Lab planned the first of five dedicated missions for Internet-of-Things connectivity provider Kinéis in 2023.