Tracker Capital Management, founded in 2017, is a New York-based venture capital firm that invests in emerging technologies across various sectors, including the space industry. As a stage-agnostic investor, they provide capital and strategic guidance to companies with high-growth potential. Recent space-related investments include Revolution Space and Accion Systems, a manufacturer of satellite propulsion systems. Tracker Capital's investments often focus on technologies that enhance U.S. national security.
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The development of the Flight Tracker device took 12 months and was supported by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport.
KYON Corporation has completed the development of the Flight Tracker system, which gathers flight information of drones, including flight time, speed, location, and flight route.
The beta version of the Flight Tracker device was completed in the 2nd Quarter of 2021.
AI and blockchain-based real-time tracking and flight experience verification systems will be added to the Flight Tracker device in the near future.
Flight Tracker is part of the Blockchain-based Flight Information Verification System Development, which is led by the Land, Infrastructure and Transport Technology Promotion Research Project.
The Flight Tracker device encrypts gathered information and integrates it with the blockchain system, making tampering nearly impossible.
Tracker Capital acquired a 51% stake in Accion Systems after leading a $42,000,000 funding round.
Accion Systems raised $42,000,000 in Series C funding led by an affiliate of Tracker Capital Management, LLC.
The five payloads on the NanoAvionics 6U D2/AtlaCom-1 nanosatellite are Dragonfly Aerospace’s Mantis hyperspectral imager, CubeCom’s high-gain XANT4 X‑Band antenna and an upgraded XTX X‑band downlink transmitter, CubeSpace’s CubeStar Star Tracker, and Accion Systems’ TILE Thruster.
The Fugro-led consortium won Scottish Government innovation funding through the Floating Offshore Wind Technology Acceleration Competition (FLW TAC) to develop the mooring line fatigue tracker in March 2020.
Mu Space is working on technologies to accelerate adoption of Internet of Things technologies, including a smart tracker the company unveiled earlier 2019.