Get the latest tech news
LeoLabs lands new capital to help the US keep track of space junk and adversarial satellite launches
LeoLabs snags new funding to advance orbital awareness tech.
The nine-year-old startup has built out a 10-site radar network that spans both hemispheres to collect data on more than 20,000 objects in low Earth orbit, as well as a cluster of products from straightforward precision tracking to real-time alerts if your satellite is at risk of a collision. LeoLabs raised the new capital to fund growth in AI tech — which makes sense, as its insights are the bread-and-butter of the business. It was also backed by existing investors including Insight Partners, Velvet Sea Ventures, Space Capital, and the AngelList Syndicate led by Dylan Taylor.
Or read this on TechCrunch
