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Oxford Space Systems and Lacuna Space celebrate 10/10 in-orbit success

August 29th, 2025 Posted in News

Oxford Space Systems and Lacuna Space announce the successful deployment of an additional two Oxford Space Systems helical antennas to add to Lacuna Space’s growing satellite Internet of Things (IoT) constellation, enabling reliable, low-cost conn...

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Lacuna expands Direct-to-Device IoT Network with successful ‘Call of the Wild’ satellite launches

June 24th, 2025 Posted in News

Lacuna Space today announced the successful launch of new satellites under its ‘Call of the Wild’ mission banner – a major step forward in scaling the world’s leading direct-to-device (D2D) IoT network. The satellites feature Lacuna’s ...

First LoRa® message bounced off the moon

November 24th, 2021 Posted in Article

For the first time ever we bounced a LoRa® message off the moon on 5 October 2021, using the Dwingeloo radio telescope. This first was achieved by a team consisting of Jan van Muijlwijk (CAMRAS, PA3FXB), Tammo Jan Dijkema (CAMRAS), Frank Zeppenfel...

British-built satellites will help fight climate change and save wildlife

June 24th, 2021 Posted in News

Launch on Friday showcases UK’s strengths in new tech £15 million government funding for ideas to improve life on Earth Three UK-built satellites set to launch on SpaceX rocket One satellite is “ride-share” with six different payloads Monitoring a...

Lacuna Space puts another IoT Gateway in space

November 3rd, 2020 Posted in News

Lacuna Space adds the latest satellite to its demonstration constellation for the Internet-of-Things (IoT). The company completed in-orbit tests today, after being launched on 28 September into low earth orbit, at about 500km above Earth. The sate...

Imagineering new frontiers for satellite technology

October 10th, 2020 Posted in Thought Leadership

As World Space Week 2020 draws to a close, Rob Spurrett, CEO of Lacuna Space, looks to the future optimistically, suggesting that new market entrants will push the boundaries of satellite technology beyond our current imaginations. Ask many people...

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