Geespace demonstrated their Future Mobility Constellation construction plan and gave a talk concerning how “Aerospace Technology Empowering Future Mobility” at the Munich SatNav Summit.
The theme for this year’s Munich SatNav Summit is GNSS- Empowering Mobility For Air, Land, Sea… And Beyond! Representatives from around the world shared ideas and discussed issues such as the development status and trends of the three global navigation satellite systems (GPS, GALILEO and BDS) as well as regional navigation satellite systems.
Geespace is a Shanghai-based unicorn enterprise in commercial aerospace, focusing on satellite manufacture and application. According to its website, Geespace is building the Future Mobility Constellation, and has already successfully launched first 9 satellites into orbit in June 2022.
This company owns a satellite MegaFactory, which realizes a daily production of one complete satellite. Geespace is a subsidiary of Geely, a Chinese car giant that owns globally recognized brands such as Volvo, Lotus, Polestar, Lynk&Co, Zeekr, Farizon Auto (Geely New Energy Commercial Vehicles) and so on.
It is worth noting that Geely’s total global car sales exceeded 2.3 million in 2022. This is representative of the successful technological transformation and global outreach of China.
This year Geespace, at Munich SatNav Summit, participated in the session of “Positioning, Navigation and Timing from Low Earth Orbit”, and made a special report, sharing its technological innovations and the global application possibilities of the Future Mobility Constellation. Geespace plans to complete deployment of 72 satellites by 2025, which will be the first phase of the constellation, providing satellite data application services across the globe.
