Apolink is an on-demand real-time communications service that keeps satellites continuously connected for telemetry and command links.
Apolink
Apolink is an on-demand real-time communications service that keeps satellites continuously connected for telemetry and command links.
Description
Apolink provides on-demand, real-time access to space by addressing the dead zones created by legacy space communications architectures, which rely on sparse ground stations and long wait windows. This traditional approach forces satellite operators to buffer telemetry, delay tasking, and operate without visibility during anomalies. Apolink's service is designed to keep satellite operators continuously connected, enabling timely telemetry downlink and reliable command uplink regardless of ground station availability. Stated applications include detecting wildfires (e.g. in California), capturing military intelligence, coordinating disaster response, and managing growing satellite fleets, all of which depend on timely and reliable data links rather than delayed, degraded, or lost data in orbit. The page does not provide further technical specifications, hardware details, or flight heritage information beyond this description of the service's purpose and value proposition.
Specifications
| Coverage | 24/7 persistent, pole-to-pole |
|---|---|
| Link types | Hybrid RF + optical (FSO) |
| Target orbits | LEO, any orbit (relay) |
| Partners | GomSpace (RF), RBC Signals, Space Compass |
| Regulatory | ITAR/EAR compliant, US operations |