Geespace (GeeSAT, Future Mobility)
| Constellation name |
GeeSAT, Future Mobility |
| Constellation area |
Internet, PNT (Positioning; Navigation; Timing), Earth Observation, Optical |
| Constellation info |
Support high-speed data transmission, precise navigation, AI remote sensing and cloud computing. Low-orbit satellites, Geely claims, can be accurate to within a centimeter.
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| Constellation state |
Launches ongoing |
| Launched satellites |
20 |
| Planned satellites |
240 |
| Form factor |
Smallsat |
| Manufacturer |
In-house |
| First launch |
2021 |
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| Notes |
- The first two Geespace satellites are designed to provide users with high-precision centimeter-accurate positioning services and support the operation of OmniCloud, a new satellite-based AI cloud platform.
- Plans to set up a commercial aerospace company to develop its satellite and communications technologies in the southern city of Guangzhou.
- Long March 2C launches 9 navigation test satellites for Chinese automaker, SpaceNews, 2022-06-02.
- Geely's Future Mobility Constellation Second Orbit 11 Satellite Departure Ceremony was held at the Taizhou Satellite Super Factory, 2023-12-27.
- China's Geely launches 11 low-orbit satellites for autonomous cars. In addition to providing high-precision positioning support to self-driving cars, Geely said its network will also serve other commercial functions such as connectivity to the consumer electronics sector. The satellites have AI remote sensing functions, providing 1-5 meter (3.2-16.4 ft) clear high-resolution remote sensing imaging, the company said. Reuters, 2024-02-03.
- The Story of GeeSpace, China Space Monitor, 2024-02-29.
- Geespace signed a cooperation agreement with iSpace, March 2024.
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| Name |
Geespace (Geely, Shikong Daoyu, Shikong Tansuo) |
| Oneliner |
In 2018, Geely Holding entered the aerospace industry with the establishment of Geespace under Geely Technology Group with the purpose of developing, launching and operation of low-orbit satellites, the first of which will be launched in the second half of 2020.
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| Funding |
$326M+ |
| Nation |
China |
| Founded |
1986 |
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Last modified: 2024-06-15
