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Europe’s first IoT constellation!

Kineis has just successfully launched its constellation of IoT (Internet of Things) satellites, a first in Europe, sending up its first 5 satellites out of a planned 25. Let’s take a look at the details of this resounding success!

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🌍 Did you know?

Almost 90% of the Earth’s surface is still without terrestrial internet and mobile networks? These are known as “white zones”. The Kinéis system enables data to be transmitted in near-real time to connected objects, offering low-energy global connectivity. It focuses on areas that are essential to people, their activities and their environment, ensuring connectivity where it matters most.

A new era for IoT satellites 🛰️

Kineis sent its first 5 satellites into orbit on 20 June 2024 aboard Rocket Lab‘s ELECTRON mini launcher. The remaining satellites will be sent in batches of 5 via 4 further launches.

This innovative constellation is set to transform global connectivity, offering reliable and robust data transmission for a multitude of applications, from environmental monitoring to asset tracking. It’s the start of a new era!

This constellation is equipped with our RW40 jet wheels, perfectly suited to satellites of this weight. They provide excellent agility and a service life of 8 years.

Each component has been carefully selected and rigorously tested to extend the life of the mission.

Another technological feat on Kineis satellites is the deployable antenna patented by Comat. This unique antenna combines three essential functions in one:

• Automatic deployment: It deploys itself once in orbit, considerably simplifying operations and enabling rapid commissioning.
• Integrated UHF antenna: Ensures efficient data transmission across the globe.
• Support for on-board S-band antenna: Provides robust connectivity for a range of applications, from telemetry to advanced communications.

The launch of the Kineis IoT constellation highlights the importance of collaboration and technological innovation in the space industry. With the success of the Rocket Lab launches and our expertise in space hardware, this constellation promises great things.

We’re proud to be part of this exciting adventure,
and we’ll be keeping a close eye on the next 4 launches.

The exhibit that brings space closer to home

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From the dawn of humanity, an insatiable quest for adventure and exploration has driven us forward. Today, this innate thirst for discovery reaches beyond our planet, profoundly impacting our daily lives. Space technologies permeate every aspect of our existence, often unnoticed.

To illuminate their significance, we are unveiling a series of posters in an exhibition titled “In the Heart of the Stars | Au cœur des étoiles.” This captivating showcase reveals the myriad applications of space technologies and their transformative benefits for society.

Unveiling the exhibition’s secrets

It consists of seven posters, each dedicated to a specific application of space missions. We have made the information accessible and engaging for everyone.

Here’s a preview of what you’ll discover:

Please Note:

In the Heart of the Stars is a temporary public exhibition.

Don’t miss it!

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From October 2nd to 3rd, the Toulouse Space Week took place at the Cité de l’Espace, gathering international participants for a series of conferences, meetings, and tours.

It offered a platform for participants to delve into the latest advancements in space technology and gain valuable industry insights. One of the highlights was the presentation of our development strategy for reaction wheels. While our current range caters to satellites weighing between 10 and 150 kg, we are now focusing on expanding our product line to provide high-quality reaction wheels for satellites up to 1000 kg.

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Our nano-thruster is about to go into space! It will soon embark on the Vega VV23 mission, for a series of flight tests.

We’re extremely pleased with our experience at the 2023 edition of Small Satellite Conference. It was an enriching experience marked by many interactions with prospective clients who exhibited a keen interest in our products.

One of the standout features of this conference was the presence of several leading platform manufacturers. They are responsible for developing their own cutting-edge ADCS. They are in constant pursuit of top-tier space equipment to enhance the performance and precision of their systems. This is precisely where our expertise comes into play.

Our products have earned a reputation for excellence, and durability throught intense tests. Looking for equipment to create your ADCS? Let’s check our Reaction Wheels.

Our commitment to delivering cutting-edge equipment ensures sustainability and performance.

NASA talk about it: https://www.nasa.gov/smallsat-institute/sst-soa/guidance-navigation-and-control#_Toc120697542

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The whole COMAT team is proud to announced that we have signed a 𝗠𝗲𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗮𝗻𝗱𝘂𝗺 𝗼𝗳 𝗔𝗴𝗿𝗲𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 with Dhruva Space, an Indian-based company specializing in satellite design, data solutions and launch services, to cooperate on smallsat projects.