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Home > Blog > 2024 : Industrial IoT How satellite connectivity optimizes industrial IoT The Internet of Things (IoT) is a digital revolution that bears no name. Thanks to satellites, connected objects and their sensors, we can now retrieve precious data from these objects and use it in industry too, to monitor production systems, anticipate…

Only two months after the success of its 2nd launch, Kinéis is accelerating the deployment of the first European constellation dedicated to AIS and IoT. With 5 new satellites ready to join space, the 3rd mission, named Ice AIS Baby, pays tribute to the AIS mission. Kinéis thus advances toward its ambition to connect what matters, everywhere, all the time.

On September 21st at 1:01 AM French time, space welcomed five new Kinéis nanosatellites, marking a crucial milestone in the deployment of the constellation. Launched from New Zealand, Rocket Lab once again demonstrated its reliability, ensuring the success of this second mission. With this successful launch, the Kinéis fleet now has ten satellites in orbit, significantly enhancing its operational capabilities.

Kinéis is pleased to announce its participation in SIDO 2024, which will be held in Lyon on September 18th and 19th. Visit us at stand O213 to discover our satellite connectivity solutions.

On September, the "Kinéis Killed the RadIoT Star" mission will lift off from the Māhia Peninsula in New Zealand, powered by Rocket Lab's microlauncher. With this second launch, Kinéis will have deployed 10 satellites out of a targeted 25, marking a crucial milestone in the deployment of global satellite connectivity.

Kinéis is thrilled to announce our inaugural participation at AFAC 2024, taking place from September 3rd to 6th in Sydney, Australia. This event, dedicated to wildfire and natural hazard management, presents a unique opportunity to showcase our satellite connectivity solutions. Join us at booth 539, in collaboration with Business France.

On June 20th at exactly 8:13 PM, Kinéis reached a major milestone by successfully launching the first five nanosatellites, marking the beginning of the deployment of our IoT constellation of 25 nanosatellites.

Kinéis reaffirms its participation in Viva Tech 2024 For the second consecutive year, Kinéis will be in Paris to participate in the 8th edition of Viva Technology, the essential event for innovation and technology. This event, the largest in Europe dedicated to innovation, startups, and tech, will take place from May 22 to 25 at…

Home > Blog > 2024 : Kinéis’ space olympiad 2024: Kinéis’ space olympiad With the first of five launches approaching between June 10 and July 9, 2024, Kinéis is preparing itself for its most crucial and memorable year yet. 2024, the year when the project finally comes to fruition, just four years (an Olympiad) after the…

Home > Blog > Kinéis nanosatellites : “Size doesn’t matter!” Kinéis nanosatellites : “Size doesn’t matter!” In the summer of 2024, Kinéis, a French satellite operator and provider of global connectivity for the Internet of Things (IoT), will launch its constellation of 25 nanosatellites, the first European constellation dedicated to the IoT with global coverage.…

Le 7 mars dernier, Kinéis a ouvert les portes de son partenaire, Hemeria, aux médias, institutionnels et à ses partenaires. L'objectif : dévoiler les étapes de la production des nanosatellites Kinéis, qui annoncent une révolution dans le domaine spatial français.

In late 2022, Kinéis and the Cité de l'Espace launched a national drawing competition, encouraging young people aged 6 to 17 to explore the theme of "satellites for a better understanding and protection of the Earth." Nearly 200 drawings were submitted, and the jury selected 15 artworks.

Home > Blog > What is a satellite constellation? What is a satellite constellation? We’re all familiar with the Ursa Major and Orion constellations. However did you know that they’re not the only type of constellation in existence? With the emergence of the New Space era, different types of space missions have emerged, whether for…

Announcing the first launch in 2024! Kinéis has just announced the launch window for the first of five launches of its revolutionary nanosatellites dedicated to the Internet of Things. Scheduled to take place between June 10 and July 9, 2024, this event marks a crucial milestone in the development of the Kinéis system. A revolution…

Home > Blog > Use Case: Pipeline management Use Case: Pipeline management The stakes In 2023, the total length of pipelines worldwide reached 2,270,526 km. These pipelines are distributed across all continents, primarily carrying natural gas, crude oil, petroleum, as well as some water and wastewater. A large number of these pipelines are located in…

Kinéis at ITU 2023 Radiocommunications : Discover Kinéis' crucial role at the ITU World Radio Conference 2023 in Dubai. As a major player, Kinéis is influencing radio frequency regulations, coordinating its space resources, and showcasing its services, thereby shaping the future of satellite communications for optimal utilization of space resources.

Kinéis is gearing up to make its presence known at the 4th Forum innovation défense (FID) scheduled to take place from November 23rd to 25th at Paris, Porte de Versailles.

The maritime sector is constantly evolving, with technological advancements playing a crucial role in its development. It is in this context that Kinéis is proud to participate in the Metstrade 2023 exhibition, a major event in the maritime industry. Join us at booth 05.551, where we will be delighted to showcase our IoT solutions dedicated to the maritime sector.

Kinéis will participate in the 2023 edition of Meet’Up Greentech, an event dedicated to innovation for ecological transition, taking place on November 7th and 8th, 2023, at Station F, Paris. Kinéis will present its IoT solutions for natural risk prevention, drawing on the release of two whitepapers.

Water covers 72% of the surface of our Blue Planet (oceans, seas, rivers, lakes, groundwater, glaciers). Freshwater, essential to the survival of living species including our own, represents only 2.8% of the Earth's water, compared with 97.8% salt water, according to the Centre d'Information sur l'Eau.