Tomorrow.io is a weather technology company and resilience platform that aims to revolutionize global weather forecasting. They are building and launching a constellation of proprietary radar and microwave sounder satellites to provide high-resolution weather data. This data is used in their weather intelligence platform, offering real-time weather forecasting services and APIs for various industries, governments, and organizations like the U.S. Air Force and Uber. Their services include weather monitoring, forecasting, alerting technologies, and customized weather modeling.
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NASA’s 14 Commercial Satellite Data Acquisition awardees include Airbus DS Geo, GHGSat, Hydrosat, ICEYE US, ImageSat International, Kuva US, Muon Space, Orbital Sidekick, OroraTech USA, Planet Labs Federal, PlanetiQ, SATLANTIS US, Tomorrow.io, and Wyvern.
Tomorrow.io secured $175M (€151M) in equity funding and signed a partnership to integrate its weather intelligence into Palantir’s platforms.
Stonecourt Capital and HarbourVest led Tomorrow.io’s $175 million funding round.
Tomorrow.io has secured about $20,000,000 in contracts from the U.S. Air Force and the Pentagon’s Defense Innovation Unit to support development of commercial space-based weather sensors.
Tomorrow.io is partnering with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration under a Collaborative Research and Development Agreement.
Tomorrow.io has been awarded more than $20,000,000 in contracts from the U.S. Department of Defense.
Under the Tomorrow.io contract, Blue Canyon Technologies will supply cubesat buses and payload elements, support payload integration, conduct space vehicle testing, and handle pre-launch mission operations services.
Blue Canyon Technologies has been selected to provide 18 cubesats for Tomorrow.io’s microwave sounding mission.
Blue Canyon Technologies will provide 18 integrated cubesats and payload elements, support payload integration, conduct integrated space vehicle tests including environmental testing, and provide pre-launch mission operations services for Tomorrow.io’s microwave sounding mission.
Tomorrow.io is working with MIT Lincoln Laboratory on a microwave sounder for its planned weather satellites.
The U.S. Air Force awarded a $19,300,000 contract to Tomorrow.io last year to support development of the company’s first four weather satellites.
Tomorrow.io completed a critical design review (CDR) of its proprietary weather radar satellites with the U.S. Air Force earlier 2022-05.
The U.S. Air Force, through the AFVentures Strategic Funding Increase program, is supporting development of Tomorrow.io's first four satellites with a $19,300,000 contract.
Tomorrow.io uses data from NASA’s Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) satellite and other sources to provide weather analysis to companies including Uber and Delta.
Early customers Tomorrow.io and Google are partnering with Muon Space to develop new mission-critical geophysical datasets.
Tomorrow.io won a $19,300,000 contract from the U.S. Air Force to support its planned constellation of approximately 32 weather satellites.
Astro Digital is building Tomorrow.io’s first two mini-fridge-size satellites under a contract announced in September.
Tomorrow.io selected California-based Astro Digital to build the first two small satellites equipped with storm-tracking radars.