Kleos Space S.A. is a space-powered, Luxembourg-based company focused on radio frequency (RF) reconnaissance, delivering global intelligence and geolocation data as a service. They operate a constellation of nanosatellites that detect and locate RF transmissions on land and sea, uncovering hidden activities. Their primary product, Guardian LOCATE, provides geospatial intelligence to government and commercial entities, enhancing surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities. Kleos Space has partnered with organizations like Japan Space Imaging Corporation, Carahsoft Technology Corporation, UP42, and General Atomics, and their data has been used by the US National Reconnaissance Office (NRO).
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Companies receiving awards under the NRO’s Strategic Commercial Enhancement Broad Agency Announcement Framework include Aurora Insight, HawkEye 360, Kleos Space, PredaSAR, Spire Global, and Umbra Lab.
Kleos Space was awarded a first stage contract by the National Reconnaissance Office under the Strategic Commercial Enhancements Broad Agency Announcement Framework.
Aurora Insight, HawkEye 360, Kleos Space, PredaSAR, Spire Global, and Umbra Lab signed agreements giving the National Reconnaissance Office access to their systems and business plans for evaluation of commercial RF data purchases.
Kleos Space’s Observer Mission (KSF3) satellites are manifested to launch on SpaceX’s Transporter-6 mission NET October 2022.
ISILAUNCH is part of the ISISPACE Group and provides turn-key satellite solutions for Kleos.
Kleos Space's Observer Mission (KSF3) satellites are manifested to launch on SpaceX’s Transporter-6 mission NET October 2022.
Over the past two months, Kleos Space received purchase orders and contracts valued at just over EUR 1 million (approximately AUD 1.5 million) for expected delivery and payment in the current and next quarter.
The U.S. Navy engaged Kleos Space under a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with the Naval Surface Warfare Center Division Crane for joint data experimentation using Kleos RF geolocation data.
The upcoming Observer Mission launch will bring Kleos Space’s low Earth orbit constellation to 16 satellites.
The four Observer Mission satellites will expand Kleos Space’s data collection capability by up to an additional 119 million km2 per day.
Spaceflight Inc. contracted ISILAUNCH to provide launch and integration services for Kleos' Observer Mission on behalf of Kleos Space.
British startup Horizon Technologies, Luxembourg-based Kleos Space, and France’s Unseenlabs plan to deploy satellites in the near term to build out maritime surveillance capabilities.
Kleos Space intends its enhanced constellation to support a range of intelligence, defense, security, and commercial missions through improved situational awareness.
Kleos Space plans to offer customers dedicated, taskable radio frequency monitoring capabilities as of 2025-04-25.
Kleos Space is a Luxembourg-based company that operates three clusters of four satellites to detect radio frequency signals and pinpoint their location.
Kleos Space’s constellation roadmap includes deploying new satellite clusters in a short timeframe to increase accuracy and improve latency.
Kleos Space plans to offer a combination of DaaS datasets and MaaS offerings as its constellation grows to monetize both high-volume, low-value contracts and dedicated, high-value contracts.
KSF2-C and KSF2-D were successfully deployed from D-Orbit’s ION Satellite Carrier orbital transfer vehicle and Kleos Space has established contact with both satellites.
Kleos Space’s constellation geolocates radio frequency transmissions to improve detection of illegal activity and to provide intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance capabilities when systems such as AIS are switched off.
The Patrol Mission expands Kleos Space’s low Earth orbit constellation to 12 satellites and increases radio frequency data collection capability to 253 million km² per day.