We are pround to announce that Sateliot is now a GCF member as the industry’s first satellite operator.
SpaceX, the American aerospace manufacturing and space transportation services company owned by Elon Musk, will be in charge of launching Sateliot's second nanosatellite in the first quarter of 2023 from its orbital launch pad located at Cape Canaveral, Florida.
This technology allows cellular coverage in areas where mobile operators do not currently reach
Sateliot trabaja con Amazon Web Services en una innovadora solución 5G en la nube para conectar aparatos IoT directamente desde los satélites
We are excited to announce that Sateliot is working with Amazon Web Services (AWS)! This partnership is intended to build a cloud-native 5G service by leveraging Sateliot’s NB-IoT connectivity over the non-terrestrial network through our LEO satellite constellation.
Sateliot has joined the largest trade organization serving the IoT sector – the IoT M2M Council (IMC) – to raise awareness of its novel technology that seamlessly combines low-earth-orbit (LEO) satellite connectivity with more traditional cellular networks and for the first time in history under standard 5G protocol.
Sateliot has opened a €10 million convertible note to finance the deployment of its commercial constellation of low-orbit satellites that will provide 5G coverage for IoT devices anywhere in the world, directly from space.
Telefónica, through its Telefónica Tech and Telefónica Global Solutions (TGS) divisions, is testing Sateliot's solution to develop an innovative dual 5G NB-IoT connectivity service that integrates the satellite network with existing terrestrial networks to provide IoT connectivity wherever the customer needs it.
Sateliot raised 10 million euros ($11.4 million) in a Series A investment round that conducted in two tranches. With the completion of the round, global technology company Indra owns approximately 10.5 percent of Sateliot. Cellnex, a European telecommunications and broadcasting giant, owns another 3.5 percent.
The support of EvoNexus will allow Sateliot to grow in the United States from our office in San Diego, in addition to working directly with experts in telecommunications and IoT devices from Qualcomm and Verizon, the world’s leading operator by turnover.
Sateliot – the satellite operator that will launch a constellation of nanosatellites to universalize the internet of things with 5G coverage – has obtained the provisional authorization from the Spanish government, through the ministry of economic affairs and digital transformation (mineco), necessary to start its 5G-IoT services.
The consensus of the 3GPP stakeholders validated the work proposal on what are technically known as NB-IoT/eMTC standards that are adapted to non-terrestrial networks (IoT NTN) and thus endorsed the technical feasibility study, in addition to initiating the necessary preparations for the approval of the IoT NTN regulatory phase.
3GPP, the organization that periodically brings together the main players in the telecommunications sector to define the different communication standards, will include in the definition of the 5G-IoT standard the ‘scenario 4’ or also known in the sector as ‘Sateliot scenario’ in which low orbit nanosatellite networks are contemplated to provide IoT services.
