On January 29, Sidus Space announced the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approval of space-to-space data relay module for the Sidus Space LizzieSat constellation. Obtaining this FCC license marks a significant milestone in the company’s mission to enhance global connectivity and space data transfer and expands the operational capabilities of its LizzieSat fleet. By incorporating this advanced technology, Sidus Space is staged to provide robust, high-quality, rapid-delivery data services across remote locations, improving data transmission for commercial, government and defense applications worldwide.
“This FCC authority to deploy our satellite with space-to-space data relay solution ensures compliance with U.S. regulatory requirements and strengthens Sidus Space’s AI-driven capabilities, enabling LizzieSat to deliver enhanced data and analytics quickly for mission-critical services,” said Carol Craig, CEO of Sidus Space. “Sidus continues to expand our constellation with a focus on innovation and reliability, and this capability will further empower our customers with access to seamless, global intelligence in our increasingly interconnected world.”
Jim Larson, senior vice president, AI advancement strategies of Sidus Space, added, “We believe LizzieSat is the only known commercial small satellite platform to harness the powerful combination of rapid direct-to-user data transfer capability and on-orbit artificial intelligence.”
Source: Sidus Space
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