THE OUTERNET:
A GLOBAL NETWORK
IN LOW EARTH ORBIT.
Rivada’s constellation can connect any two points on the globe at gigabit speeds, with ultra-low latency and unmatched security.
System overview
600 satellites in low-earth orbit, connected like never before.
Launch of the constellation is expected to start in 2025 and be completed by 2028.
600
satellites
All in near-polar low-earth orbits, moving together to keep you connected.
24
orbital planes
Covering the globe with seamless connectivity.
2400
intersatellite links
To create a perfect mesh in the sky.
1050
km
Flight altitude.
500
kg
Per satellite
CORE TECHNOLOGIES
Intersatellite links
Optical space network allowing for high security and high throughput in-orbit
Regenerative payload
Fully digital with optimal increased spectral efficiency and less interference at satellite level
Smart User Terminals
Modular design to accommodate varying types of user classes (size, power and platform)
Autonomous and smooth switching between beams or satellites, without loss of connection
Inherent high security due to optical intersatellite links and support for additional user-level security protocols
Variable QoS settings to support customers SLAs for priority, performance, capacity, data rates, and other service standards
Potential Integration with terrestrial systems (4G, 5G)
Active phased arrays
Active multi-beam management allowing for reconfigurable coverage and variable radiated power
On-board Router
Intelligent on-board router to support differentiated QoS and optimal path finding
WHY RIVADA’S OUTERNET?
Our services are specifically tailored to meet the needs of B2B customers and governments.
High-priority
filings
We have secured the right to use 2 high priority Ka-band filings of Trion Space, a Liechtenstein company.
Gateway-less
architecture
Our system establishes end-to-end connections without gateways. This creates the highest possible data security. Of course, our customers can use gateways to reach a variety of end devices if they choose this option.
Open
access
We want to make sure that free capacities are being used. Therefore, we share them via the Open Access Platform of Rivada to help connect the least-developed and least-connected places in the world.
