Kepler Hosted
Kepler Communications
Kepler Hosted is a hosted payload service that combines proven space infrastructure, onboard compute, and optical data relay to accelerate the delivery of mission-critical information from space.
Key figurescomparable across the catalogue
- Data rate
- 100 Mbps
Normalised to common units so this product can be compared with others in its category. The supplier's own wording is below.
As published by the supplier
- Frequency band
- Ku-band
- Data rate per terminal
- 8–100 Mbps
- Latency
- < 400 ms
- Orbit
- LEO (Kepler GEN2)
- Coverage
- Global, including Arctic >60°N
- Services
- Real-time streaming + store-and-forward
- Target markets
- Maritime, aviation, energy, remote enterprise
About
Kepler Hosted is part of the Kepler Network, described as a cloud environment on orbit that provides real-time connectivity, on-orbit compute, and hosted payload services to power space missions. The product is designed to detect, process, and deliver critical insights from space without delay by combining proven space infrastructure, onboard compute, and optical data relay to accelerate mission outcomes. It works alongside Kepler Compute, which brings advanced processing closer to the data source to enable faster decisions and more autonomous systems, and leverages the Kepler Network’s on-demand, real-time connectivity and on-orbit compute capabilities. The hosted payload service aims to accelerate access to orbit by reducing cost, schedule risk, and technical complexity for customers, allowing missions that benefit people and the planet to reach orbit faster and with less overhead than traditional approaches.
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