Kayhan Space, founded in 2019, is an American space technology company based in Boulder, Colorado, focused on spaceflight safety and automation of satellite operations. As a software company, it develops and provides space situational awareness (SSA) and space traffic coordination (STC) tools, including its Satcat Product Suite, which offers collision avoidance services and a space object data aggregation platform. Kayhan Space serves government and commercial satellite operators, with partners including Astroscale U.S. and the University of Texas at Austin, and has secured contracts with the Department of Defense, Department of Commerce, and NASA.
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Kayhan Space launched a GPU-accelerated SGP4 propagator purpose-built for large-scale satellite modeling.
SatCat is a follow-on product to Kayhan Space's Pathfinder, which is a cloud-based collision avoidance service.
Kayhan Space's SatCat combines multiple data sources to create a comprehensive space object catalog.
Kayhan Space introduced a GPU-accelerated SGP4 propagator purpose-built for large-scale satellite modeling.
Kayhan Space developed Satcat to address traffic coordination challenges in Earth's increasingly congested orbit.
Kayhan Space's Satcat space traffic management platform was recognized in the 2025 Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards.
The 2025 Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards recognized Kayhan Space's Satcat space traffic management platform.
SpaceNav and Kayhan Space were selected to serve as data quality monitors for LEO and GEO observations as part of the TraCSS pathfinder project.
Kayhan Space won an order from the Office of Space Commerce on 2024-02-29 to provide space situational awareness data quality monitoring services.
Kayhan Space unveiled an autonomous space-traffic coordination framework as part of its Pathfinder 3.0 update.
Kayhan Space raised $3,700,000 in seed funding in 2021.
Kayhan Space plans to offer new products and services following its $7,000,000 funding extension.
Kayhan Space raised $7,000,000 in an oversubscribed seed extension round to accelerate commercial delivery of an autonomous space traffic coordination framework.
Kayhan Space is preparing to expand its staff and establish a Washington, D.C. office.
Kayhan Space raised $7,000,000 in an extension to its seed round.
Space Capital and EVE Atlas provided funding for Kayhan Space’s $7,000,000 seed extension.
Kayhan Space will use new funding to open an office in Washington, DC.
Kayhan Space provides a spectrum of spaceflight safety services to many of the world’s leading satellite operators using its Pathfinder platform for hundreds of satellites in multiple orbits around the Earth.
The $500,000 OEDIT grant will enable Kayhan Space to intensify development and innovation in its spaceflight safety platform to support accessibility and sustainability of space.
Kayhan Space was awarded a $500,000 grant from the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade’s Advanced Industries Accelerator Program to accelerate development of coordinated autonomous satellite collision avoidance capabilities for its Pathfinder Max software platform.