Atlas

Atlas Dynamics predicts that the ability to launch and control 50 Atlas Pro drones simultaneously will be possible in the first quarter of 2023.

ispace selected the Atlas Crater at 47.5°N, 44.4°E on the southeastern outer edge of Mare Frigoris as Mission 1’s primary landing site.

Metrics from pass success and equipment performance available to ATLAS’ clients will provide the United States Space Force with insight into the performance of ground site hardware, satellites, space communications, and federated networks.

Esri will use Maxar’s Vivid basemaps to upgrade nearly half of the global landmass in the Living Atlas from 1.2 m resolution to 0.6 m resolution.

ATLAS Space Operations will provide Ground Station as a Service capabilities to NOAA using ATLAS’ Freedom software and its Global Antenna Network.

ATLAS was ranked the 15th fastest-growing software company in the Inc. 5000, placing 102 overall.

ATLAS's proprietary technology allows for easy integration of complex disparate systems in the federated network.

ATLAS conducts secure and efficient space communications that inform critical decisions on Earth, supported by its cloud-based platform, Freedom™.

ATLAS's Hybrid Space Architecture enables existing and new technologies to operate on the same platform for ground-space data transfer.

ATLAS's cloud-hosted Freedom™ Network Management Platform enables the seamless transfer of data streams across DoD, Civil, and commercial platforms.

ATLAS is applying its Freedom™ software to address hardware constraints, growing satellite counts, and expanding applications in the industry.

The Indian edition of ArcGIS Living Atlas provides customers with more than 500 data layers.

Multi-frequency signal tracking and Atlas L-Band correction subscriptions with the Geode GNS3 allow for up to decimeter accuracy.

United Launch Alliance manufactures Atlas, Delta, and Vulcan Centaur rockets in Decatur, Alabama.

L3Harris Technologies is developing ATLAS applications in a new architecture designed to scale and handle commercial constellation growth, increased debris, anti-satellite tests, and adversarial threats.

L3Harris Technologies won a sole-source $53,000,000 contract in 2018 to develop the Advanced Tracking and Launch Analysis System (ATLAS) to replace the SPADOC system.

United Launch Alliance and its heritage Atlas and Delta launch vehicles have launched every GOES satellite since GOES-A in 1975.

After the Atlas Centaur drops off GOES-T in geostationary transfer orbit, the satellite will spend about three weeks moving to geostationary orbit.