Geely subsidiary Geespace is builidng a satellite constellation that will provide ”the first one-stop logistics monitoring service platform with real-time management and control of the transport process”.
The company said that early applications included working with logistic service providers to create “the first one-stop logistics monitoring service platform with real-time management and control of the transport process”.
Initially, service coverage will be provided to the Chinese market and the Asia-Pacific region with plans for expanding global coverage after 2026, according to Geespace.
“Many favourable factors such as policy support and market demand is accelerating the growth of the commercial aerospace sector,” said Tony Wang, CEO and chief scientist of Geespace. “By establishing the Geely Future Mobility Constellation, Geespace is positioning itself to meet future user demands for high-precision positioning, space-based communication, and remote sensing services.”
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