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True Anomaly Secures $100 Million to Advance Space Security Technologies

Denver-based startup True Anomaly has raised $100 million in a Series B funding round led by Riot Ventures, with participation from several other investors. True Anomaly specializes in producing small satellites for surveillance and reconnaissance in space, primarily targeting the military and intelligence markets. The funding will be used to further advance the company's mission, including the development of its spacecraft called Jackal, training services for military satellite operators, and expanding its staff. The first two Jackal satellites are scheduled to launch in March 2024.

2 years ago•Source: SpaceNews

Redwire's Military Satellite Security Camera Demo

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2.7 min•2 years ago

Redwire's Military Satellite Security Camera Demo

Redwire plans to demonstrate a machine-vision camera, developed by Deep Space Systems, as a security camera for military satellites. The camera will be updated with space-tracking algorithms to serve as a surveillance camera for satellites. The company is pitching this technology to the military as a security camera that could be installed on satellites to monitor potential hazards. The camera paired with ExoAnalytic’s software, a product Redwire named Cerebro, would give satellite manufacturers the option to replace star trackers and just use two cameras to provide 360-degree local proximity awareness and attitude control.

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