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Momentum to Launch Improved FOSSA Satellites into Orbit

By the year 2024, FOSSA anticipates connecting millions to their network. They will also provide real-time LPWAN coverage direct to devices thanks to their 80 satellite constellation.

Momentus Inc. will launch FOSSASat FEROX satellites into low-Earth-orbit with two Vigoride Orbital Service Vehicle (VOSV) missions starting in 2023. The company provides services in space infrastructure, transportation, and in-space transport. FOSSA Systems (“FOSSA”), a Spanish satellite constellation provider that offers low-power Internet of Things connectivity and space services globally.

The first batch of next-generation FOSSA satellites will be launched on a Vigoride orbital service vehicle as part of SpaceX Transporter-8 no earlier than June 2023. On a subsequent SpaceX Transporter flight, a second batch of satellites is expected to be launched onboard an upgraded Vigoride vehicle. This will begin the deployment of a brand new constellation of FOSSA Satellites. This mission will demonstrate the new features of satellites and showcase their design.

“FOSSA Systems was with us for our first mission, which launched in May 2022. “We’re happy to have earned the trust of their new satellites by selecting us as their space transport provider, and we look to building a lasting partnership towards our first large scale constellation deployment,” said Momentus CEO John Rood. “FOSSA has a mission of providing the next generation IoT technologies and connectivity. We are proud to say that our services have been integral in achieving their vision of disruption.

FOSSA CEO Julian Fernandez said, “FOSSA already has a constellation in orbit of 13 picosatellites, but the next generation will enable us to provide higher capacity services commercially for a wider variety of applications. This includes IoT, and other space related services, such as remote sensing or communications.” This new generation of satellites offers capabilities that are comparable to those of 6-12U satellites at a fraction the size, weight, and cost. As we consider our plans to launch our initial 80 satellite constellation, to support SaaS customers and dedicated satellite clients in sectors like Maritime, Logistics Infrastructure, Utilities, or National Security, we are pleased to reaffirm Momentus’s trust.

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