Kineis Plans First Launch For Internet-Of-Things Project
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LYON, France-Kineis, a startup company aiming to offer internet-of-things (IoT) services with a 25-satellite constellation, is planning to launch its first five spacecraft on June 18. An Electron small launcher will place the five 30-kg (66.1-lb.) satellites into polar orbit, lifting off from Rocket...
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