Kepler Communications, a Canadian satellite telecommunications company, has received approval from the FCC to deliver their innovative satellite communication services to the US market. The Toronto-based company received unanimous support during the FCC’s 15 November 2018 Open Commission Meeting, and was one of four companies approved during the process.

First satellite delivering data connectivity for the poles with 2nd satellite launching mid-November.

Technology partners announce world’s first acquisition, tracking and communication between an electronically-steered antenna and a wideband low earth orbit satellite

Kepler Communications is seeking information for sun-synchronous orbit (SSO) launch services for its upcoming GEN1 constellation comprised of up to 15 satellites. Once deployed in between Q1 2020 – Q3 2020, these spacecraft will support space to ground, ground to space, and space to space communications.

Satellite telecommunications provider, Kepler Communications, and satellite maker, Clyde Space, sign contract to build and deploy Kepler’s third LEO nanosatellite – TARS – a low-cost 6U CubeSat designed to demonstrate both low data rate and high data rate telecommunication capabilities globally.