Teledyne is a diversified technology company with a significant presence in the space industry, primarily as a manufacturer and provider of advanced technology. Teledyne Space Imaging specializes in manufacturing space-qualified imaging sensors, cameras, and focal plane arrays and also provides engineered systems, and technical and consultancy services for over 250 space projects. They partner with major space agencies like NASA, ESA, JAXA, and KARI, and also commercial organizations, contributing to Earth observation, space exploration, and astronomy missions.
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Teledyne Imaging aims to meet the increasing demand for higher performing sensor technology with new devices that combine elements of both CCD and CMOS sensors.
The first sensor and camera prototypes from Teledyne Imaging will be available in Q4 2021.
The initiative involves several groups within Teledyne Imaging focused on CMOS detectors and cameras for scientific research and commercial markets.
There is one domestic hyperspectral satellite operated by Teledyne Brown and one operated by Orbital Sidekick.
Teledyne DALSA has released the Sapera™ Vision Software Edition 2020-09.
Teledyne Technologies reported operating income of $17,500,000 for its Aerospace and Defense Electronics division for the second quarter of 2020, down 54.7% from the same period in 2019 due to lower sales and severance and facility consolidation costs.
Teledyne Technologies supplies satellite components for OneWeb Satellites under a $95,000,000 contract received in 2018.
Teledyne Technologies reported a $6,000,000 drop in defense and space electronics revenue linked to OneWeb’s bankruptcy proceedings.
Teledyne Technologies reported $743,300,000 in net sales for the second quarter of 2020, down 4.9% from 2019.
Teledyne held a $95,000,000 contract to provide signal converters and filter assemblies for OneWeb and prepared to incur a $40,000,000 pretax charge because of OneWeb’s bankruptcy.
Teledyne received a $95,000,000 contract to provide signal converters and filter assemblies to OneWeb Satellites.
On 2020-04-06, Teledyne may establish a reserve for accounts receivable and inventory related to OneWeb.
The Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center awarded contracts to Applied Technology Associates of Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Teledyne Brown Engineering of Huntsville, Alabama, to build prototype Energetic Charged Particle sensors.
The sensors built by Applied Technology Associates and Teledyne Brown Engineering are scheduled to be launched on different spacecraft in late 2020 and early 2021.
The Air Force awarded a $1,800,000 contract to Teledyne Brown Engineering of Huntsville, Alabama to assemble ECP-Lite, a sensor developed by the Aerospace Corp.
London-based Seraphim Capital manages over $100,000,000 in capital and counts Airbus, Teledyne, and Telespazio among its backers.
DLR and Teledyne jointly funded the DESIS hosted payload as a public-private partnership.
Viasat Inc. and Teledyne Controls LLC formed a partnership to deliver real-time connected flight deck services to commercial airlines.
Qantas Airways uses high-speed Viasat satellite connectivity with Teledyne’s GroundLink avionics software across its domestic fleet of Boeing 737 and Airbus A330 aircraft with Wi-Fi to stream information over the Viasat system.