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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Kleos Space provides radio frequency reconnaissance data-as-a-service (DaaS) and aims to deliver global activity-based intelligence and geolocation as a service.
Kleos Space S.A. selected ISIS – Innovative Solutions In Space B.V. to provide turnkey satellite build and support for the Kleos Space Polar Vigilance Mission (KSF1) on 2020-10-22.
Kleos Space’s planned 20-system constellation will geolocate VHF transmissions from marine vessels to provide global activity-based intelligence data as a service.
Kleos Space plans to begin deployment of its Kleos satellite constellation in the middle of 2021 on a SpaceX Falcon 9 launch with Spaceflight onboard.
Norway and the Netherlands’ entry into space-based signal mapping follows commercial startups HawkEye 360, Kleos Space, and UnseenLabs, which are in the early stage of deploying cubesat constellations in low Earth orbit.
Kleos Space planned to launch its Scouting Mission on an Indian PSLV as a rideshare following a change from Rocket Lab’s Electron.
Kleos Space plans a constellation of around 40 satellites deployed in clusters of four in low Earth orbit.
Kleos Space will use the €3.4 million loan to initiate a second four-satellite cluster, expand internationally, and repay earlier loans.
Kleos Space received a €3.4 million loan from Dubai-based Winance on 2020-02-18 to keep the company funded while it awaits the launch of its first satellites.
Kleos Space waited more than a year to launch its first satellites after originally booking them on a Rocket Lab Electron for a late 2018 flight.
Luxembourg-based Kleos Space is developing a smallsat constellation for radio-frequency monitoring from space.
Spire Global and Kleos Space of Luxembourg plan to create new satellite-derived products aimed at enhancing maritime safety.
Spire Global and Kleos Space of Luxembourg plan to create new satellite-derived products aimed at enhancing maritime safety as of 2019-08-06.
Kleos Space plans to move its first four cubesats into a loose tetrahedron formation after they launch.
Kleos Space plans to use revenue from data produced by its first four satellites to buy and launch additional satellites to provide more frequent observations.
Spire will provide its proprietary Automatic Identification System (AIS) data to Kleos Space when ship AIS signals are undetected.
Danish company GomSpace is building the Kleos Scouting Mission nanosatellites under a 2.42-million-euro contract announced in July 2018.
Kleos Space intends for its radiofrequency geolocation data to be used to monitor ships that do not broadcast Automatic Identification System signals, including vessels involved in illegal fishing and smuggling.
Kleos Space plans to develop a 20-satellite system to monitor radiofrequency signals and identify their source.
Kleos Space went public on the Australian Stock Exchange on 2018-08-23, raising 6,960,000 EUR.