Apolink Communcations
On-demand space communications access for satellite operators needing timely telemetry and command links
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About Apolink Communcations
Apolink provides on-demand access to space communications, addressing gaps caused by sparse ground stations and long wait windows. Its service is intended to support timely telemetry and reliable command links.
The company describes use cases including wildfire detection, military intelligence, disaster response and satellite fleet management. Its registered entity is OrbitalNerds, Inc.; it is presented as designed in California.
Product: On-demand space communications access for telemetry and command links.
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