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Newsletter - March 2025
Welcome to our monthly newsletter! This month, Kinéis celebrates the completion of its satellite constellation, showcases a use case in small-scale sustainable fishing, looks back on its time at SOFINS, and breaks down IoT in simple terms.


THE CONSTELLATION IS COMPLETE
25 nanosatellites are now in orbit
On March 18, 2025, Kinéis successfully carried out the fifth and final launch of its constellation, called High Five. With this mission, the system reaches its final configuration: 25 nanosatellites deployed in low Earth orbit, capable of covering the entire globe, including the most remote areas.
A big thank you to Rocket Lab, who successfully carried out all five launches on schedule and with remarkable precision. The satellites were deployed at an altitude of 640 km, with an accuracy of just 300 meters from the planned position. To put that into perspective, it’s like making a basketball shot from nearly 900 meters away!
This milestone marks a major step forward in implementing our satellite connectivity system dedicated to IoT and AIS, designed to ensure global coverage and fast, reliable data transmission.
Starting June 1st, Kinéis will begin commercializing its services, enabling the transmission of useful data from any point on Earth in under 15 minutes.


IoT EXPLAINED SIMPLY
You're probably using it without even knowing it!
Already present in many sectors – industry, healthcare, agriculture – IoT is revolutionizing how organizations operate, optimizing resources, cutting costs, and facilitating better decision-making. But what happens when terrestrial networks are absent or insufficient?
Find out in our new article how satellite IoT works, why it’s becoming essential, and the real-world benefits it brings to various industries.


SMALL-SCALE SUSTAINABLE FISHING
Satellite connectivity supporting authorities
Authorities face challenges in effectively monitoring artisanal fishing vessels, which are increasingly exposed to risks: illegal fishing, non-compliance with fishing zones, and crew safety issues.
Fish stocks are migrating due to climate change, worsening conflicts and insecurity.
The NEMO solution by CLS, which integrates Kinéis connectivity, addresses these challenges by offering:
- Real-time vessel tracking
- Alerts for protected area violations
- Access to reliable, centralized data
This hybrid technology (terrestrial and satellite IoT) enables authorities to enhance sustainable marine resource management and improve maritime safety.


KINÉIS AT SOFINS
Ministry of the Armed Forces and the K-Trace project
From April 1–3, Kinéis was in Martignas, near Bordeaux, to participate in SOFINS – an event where high-tech industry meets Special Forces and elite units.
At the French Ministry of the Armed Forces booth, Kinéis had the opportunity to present a joint project:
K-Trace.
The goal is to design and test a portable Blue Force Tracking beacon for use by the armed forces.
This participation highlights Kinéis' role as a key player in the security and defense sector, offering a European and sovereign solution essential to addressing current geopolitical challenges.
SUMMARY

AGENDA
13–15 May 2025
IoT Solutions World Congress
St Microelectronics booth
Hall 8, Stand 23
Barcelona - Spain
14–16 May 2025
European Defence Innovation Days
Ministère des Armées
Booth No. 57
Krakow - Poland
Our News
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High Five: 5th and final launch imminent!
The 5 nanosatellites from the 4th “IoT 4 You & Me” launch are in orbit!
Liftoff of the 4th mission “IoT 4 You and Me” starting February 4


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