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Hardware
Hardware Engineering is responsible for the physical design of all Kepler’s future products with the intent of meeting the highest quality and reliability standards, enabling advanced testing practices, and minimizing board and system level manufacturing complexity.
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Kepler Raises $92 Million USD Series C to Complete Internet-Ready Optical Constellation
Kepler Communications announced it has raised $92 Million USD in Series C.
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[Via Satellite] Names Kepler 2023 Top 10 Hottest Companies In Satellite in 2023
Via Satellite’s 10 Hottest Companies list highlights the “must watch” companies.
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Kepler Selects TESAT To Provide Optical Terminals For Next Generation Constellation
Kepler Communications has selected Tesat-Spacecom, to supply optical inter-satellite links for its next generation of satellites.
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Kepler Selects TESAT To Provide Optical Terminals For Next Generation Constellation
TORONTO, ONTARIO — June 8, 2022 — Kepler Communications has selected Tesat-Spacecom, a satellite payload equipment provider, to supply optical inter-satellite links for its next generation of satellites. TESAT’s ConLCT80 (constellation laser communication terminals) will be installed on Kepler’s first tranche of ÆTHER satellites, enabling optical service for The Kepler Network, a real-time, always-on communication…
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Kepler Selects TESAT To Provide Optical Terminals For Next Generation Constellation
Kepler Communications has selected Tesat-Spacecom to supply optical inter-satellite links.
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Kepler Provides On-Orbit High-Capacity Data Service to Spire Global
Kepler Communications announces a contract with Spire to bring high-capacity Ku-Band Service.
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[SpaceNews] Kepler Validates Intersatellite Data-Relay Terminal Four Days After Launch
Kepler Communications has successfully tested inter-satellite links.
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Kepler Announces Successful Launch of 4 New GEN1 Satellites Including Test Bed for ÆTHER™ Service
Kepler Communications welcomed four new satellites into their constellation today, further expanding the active constellation to 19 satellites in total.