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Just two months after the successful 2nd launch on 21 September, satellite operator and connectivity provider for the Internet of Things (loT) Kinéis is continuing the deployment of the 1st European constellation dedicated to the loT.

On 21 September 2024, at 01:02 (Paris time), Rocket Lab’s Electron launcher successfully put into orbit 5 new satellites in the Kinéis constellation dedicated to the Internet of Things (IoT) market,…

On September 21st at 1:01 AM French time, space welcomed five new Kinéis nanosatellites, marking a crucial milestone in the deployment of the constellation. Launched from New Zealand, Rocket Lab once again demonstrated its reliability, ensuring the success of this second mission. With this successful launch, the Kinéis fleet now has ten satellites in orbit, significantly enhancing its operational capabilities.

Kinéis is pleased to announce its participation in SIDO 2024, which will be held in Lyon on September 18th and 19th. Visit us at stand O213 to discover our satellite connectivity solutions.

On September, the “Kinéis Killed the RadIoT Star” mission will lift off from the Māhia Peninsula in New Zealand, powered by Rocket Lab’s microlauncher. With this second launch, Kinéis will have deployed 10 satellites out of a targeted 25, marking a crucial milestone in the deployment of global satellite connectivity.

Kinéis, satellite operator and connectivity provider for the Internet of Things (IoT), is continuing the deployment of the 1st European constellation dedicated to the IoT, comprising 25 nanosatellites.