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For VivaTech 2026, Amazon made Amazon Leo, its satellite constellation, tangible on the ORA sphere. Around a living 3D Earth, the satellites orbit at their true altitude and are tracked in real time, and visitors explore the network at their fingertips. |
Amazon Leo (formerly Project Kuiper) is Amazon’s satellite internet constellation: thousands of low-Earth-orbit satellites designed to deliver fast, affordable broadband almost anywhere on the planet.
Announced in 2019 and renamed Amazon Leo in 2025, it is Amazon’s move into space connectivity, with its first satellites already in orbit and an enterprise service launched in 2026.
Amazon’s stand at VivaTech 2026, in Paris, in front of an audience of tech professionals and visitors coming to discover the latest innovations.
To make Amazon Leo, a constellation of satellites that is invisible by nature, tangible, and to show in 3D a network that wraps around the whole planet.
On the sphere, a living Earth with the Amazon Leo constellation in orbit around it. The satellites are tracked in real time, at their true low-orbit altitude, in real 3D. And because the sphere is touch-sensitive, visitors don’t just watch: they touch the globe, spin it and follow the satellites passing overhead.
A space infrastructure that is invisible by nature, made visible and understandable at a glance. On the Amazon stand, the sphere became a landmark, a concrete way to grasp the scale of Amazon Leo.
Content created with the ORA team.
Watch the installation on video.
Explore directly, on a 3D sphere, what was shown.
