Israel Space Agency-backed start-up NSLComm is set to launch the NSLSat 1, the first of a constellation of satellites that, once in low-earth orbit, will unfold an expandable antenna. The company plans to put 30 devices into space by 2023, with hundreds more by 2021, offering Equatorial regions an internet speed of 1.5 gigabits for use with IoT devices, as well as aircraft, ships and the military.
Israel Space Agency-backed start-up NSLComm is set to launch the NSLSat 1, the first of a constellation of satellites that, once in low-earth orbit, will unfold an expandable antenna. The company plans to put 30 devices into space by 2021, with hundreds more by 2023, offering Equatorial regions an internet speed of 1.5 gigabits for use with IoT devices, as well as aircraft, ships and the military.