Fleet Space Technologies announced an agreement with Rocket Lab to launch two satellites later this month. The company said the satellites, called Electron and Vega, will be launched from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida on a Falcon 9 rocket. The agreement was signed after just weeks of negotiation and development, with Fleet Space basing its business around the speed with which it can react to the demands of small satellite customers seeking fast access to online networks.
Fleet Space Technologies announced an agreement with Rocket Lab to launch two satellites later this month. The internet of things (IoT) company aims to use the structures, known as Proxima I and II, as the first installations in its planned global IoT communications constellation, which will provide internet connectivity to millions of sensor-based devices based in remote locations around the world. The agreement was signed after just weeks of negotiation and development, with Fleet Space basing its business around the speed with which it can react to the demands of small satellite customers seeking fast access to online networks.