Geespace

Geespace, operated by Zhejiang Geespace Technology Co., Ltd., describes itself as a global satellite communications service provider focused on the construction and operation of low-Earth-orbit communication constellations. The company states it was founded in 2018 and that it independently designs, develops, builds and operates a global LEO satellite IoT constellation. According to its own materials, from 2022 to 2025 it completed six consecutive successful launches to finish first-phase constellation deployment, with 64 satellites in orbit (including test satellites) and real-time communication coverage of any point on the Earth's surface except the North and South Poles. Its product line spans satellite communication chips, modules, antennas and terminals, and it lists industry solutions for marine fisheries, construction machinery, intelligent connected vehicles, logistics and transportation, energy, emergency communications, smart forestry and grassland, low-altitude mobility, Robotaxi, smart water conservancy and smart agriculture.

According to the company's own account, Zhejiang Geespace Technology Co., Ltd. was founded in 2018 and is dedicated to building a global satellite communication network. Its stated development timeline records that the constellation project started in 2019; in March 2020 the Taizhou satellite super factory project formally began construction and in May 2020 ground-segment construction for the Geespace constellation started; in September 2021 the Taizhou satellite super factory was completed and the first trial-production satellite rolled off the line, and the constellation ground-segment reference stations were completed. In June 2022 a nine-satellite launch reached orbit, and in October 2022 Geespace reached a strategic cooperation with Farizon New Energy Commercial Vehicle. In December 2022 the Taizhou satellite super factory was listed among the "2022 Outstanding Smart Manufacturing Scenarios." In September 2023 the company, together with Zeekr, applied satellite communication technology for the first time to a mass-produced new energy vehicle, provided satellite-based high-precision positioning services for all official Asian Games vehicles, and established the "Geespace–Peking University Advanced Communications Joint Laboratory"; in October 2023 it signed a framework cooperation agreement with Malaysian telecom company Altel. In February 2024 an eleven-satellite launch completed the constellation's second orbital plane, and in September 2024 a ten-satellite launch completed the third orbital plane. In 2025 the company supported the 2025 Harbin Asian Winter Games, completed the fourth orbital plane with an eleven-satellite launch in August, and in September launched the fifth (eleven satellites) and sixth (twelve satellites) planes, while completing construction of eight satellite earth stations. From April to December 2025 it signed strategic cooperation agreements, including with China Unicom in April and with Caocao Mobility in July, and signed with operators in Malaysia, Kazakhstan, Bangladesh, Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Kenya, Algeria, Brazil, Peru and Argentina.

• 2026

  In August, Geespace receives approval from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology for a commercial trial license for satellite IoT business.

• 2025

  In February, Geespace supports the 2025 Harbin Asian Winter Games with aerospace technology; in August, 11 satellites are successfully launched into orbit, completing the fourth orbital plane; in September, the fifth orbital plane is launched with 11 satellites and the sixth with 12 satellites; the ground segment completes construction of 8 satellite earth stations; from April to December, strategic cooperation agreements are signed with China Unicom (April) and Caocao Mobility (July), and global business lands with operators in Malaysia, Kazakhstan, Bangladesh, Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Kenya, Algeria, Brazil, Peru and Argentina.

• 2024

  In February, 11 satellites are successfully launched into orbit, completing the deployment of the constellation's second orbital plane; in September, 10 satellites are successfully launched into orbit, completing the third orbital plane.

• 2023

  In September, together with Zeekr, Geespace applies satellite communication technology to a mass-produced new energy vehicle for the first time; provides satellite-based high-precision positioning services for all official Asian Games vehicles; the 'Geespace–Peking University Advanced Communications Joint Laboratory' is established; in October, a framework cooperation agreement is signed with Malaysian telecom company Altel.

• 2022

  In June, nine satellites are successfully launched into orbit on a single rocket, which Geespace says pushes Chinese commercial aerospace into the 2.0 era; in October, Geespace signs a strategic cooperation with Farizon New Energy Commercial Vehicles; in December, the Taizhou satellite super factory is listed among the '2022 Outstanding Smart Manufacturing Scenarios'.

• 2021

  In September, the Taizhou satellite super factory is completed and the first trial-production satellite rolls off the line; the constellation ground segment reference stations are completed.

• 2020

  In March, construction of the Taizhou satellite super factory begins; in May, construction of the Geespace constellation ground segment starts.

• 2019

  The Geespace constellation project is launched.

• 2018

  Geespace (Zhejiang Geespace Technology Co., Ltd.) is founded.

Global satellite communications service provider

• GSP2022 satellite communication chip

• GM1001-F satellite communication module

• GM1003 vehicle-mounted satellite communication module

• GT1001-D high-performance data transmission terminal

• GT1002 solar-powered terminal

• GT1003 compact IoT terminal

• GT1005 economy terminal

• GT1006 satellite communication tablet

• GH1001 handheld terminal

• GA120C satellite terminal antenna

• GA080L satellite terminal antenna

1. 1浙江时空道宇科技有限公司geespace.com
2. 2关于我们 – 浙江时空道宇科技有限公司geespace.com
3. 3购买时空道宇产品 – 浙江时空道宇科技有限公司geespace.com