Sedaro is a software company specializing in cloud-scalable simulation technology and digital twins for the aerospace and defense industry. They offer the Sedaro Platform, an enterprise software for collaborative modeling, predictive simulation, digital integration, and advanced analytics. Sedaro partners with organizations like MIT Lincoln Laboratory, Space Dynamics Laboratory, Draper, and Celeris Systems to deliver enhanced capabilities in areas like hypersonic vehicle simulation and spacecraft digital twins. Their customers include the U.S. Space Force, NASA, and the DoD.
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Sedaro simulates various factors including orbital physics and internal power systems.
Shield AI will use the Sedaro Platform for developing, testing, and demonstrating Hivemind in space-relevant scenarios.
The partnership between Sedaro and Shield AI marks Shield AI's expansion into the space domain.
Sedaro has partnered with Shield AI, based in San Diego, to provide satellite maneuvering capabilities using AI pilots.
U.S. Space Force Space Systems Command selected Orion Space Solutions and subcontractors Hera Systems, Booz Allen Hamilton, SCOUT Space, Sedaro, Utah State University, and ICR, Inc. to design, develop, and demonstrate the Tetra-5 spacecraft and autonomous collaboration capabilities.
Sedaro was awarded a Phase II Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) through the AFWERX technology directorate of the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) to develop enhanced In-space Servicing, Assembly, and Manufacturing (ISAM) capabilities in the Sedaro platform.
Sedaro is receiving $1,500,000 for the STTR Phase II effort.
Sedaro is partnering with Space Dynamics Laboratory and Draper Labs on the 15-month project.
Sedaro was awarded a $1,500,000 Small Business Innovation Research Phase 2 contract under the Orbital Prime program on 2023-08-22.
Sedaro is a startup based in Arlington, Virginia that was founded in 2016.
Sedaro has won nearly $3,000,000 in small business research awards from the Defense Department and NASA.
Sedaro Satellite was selected for two Direct-to-Phase II AFWERX SBIR contracts totaling about $1,700,000 to add additional modules to the Sedaro Satellite platform.