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Psionic

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Psionic is a technology company specializing in advanced navigation and sensing solutions for space, defense, and commercial applications. They are known for their Space Navigation Doppler Lidar (PSNDL) system, which provides precise navigation in GPS-denied environments like the Moon and Mars, enabling safer and more accurate landings for spacecraft. Psionic partners with organizations like NASA, and their technology has been tested on NASA F-18 aircraft and is intended for use in future lunar missions. Key products include PSNDL Landers, PSNDL On-Orbit systems, and PSNDL Rovers.

commercialFounded 2016
Hampton, Virginia, United States
www.psionicnav.com
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Psionic of Hampton, Virginia received $3,200,000 from NASA to validate no-light lunar landing technology that reduces risk, size, weight, and power.

FinancialCapabilityPlanRelationshipsValue 4.3Jul 30, 2023NASA reaches its Tipping Point for Key Moon + Exploration Tech

Psionic, LLC in Hampton, Virginia received a 2022 ACO selection for a Commercial Wind Measurement Constellation with NASA Langley.

RelationshipsPlanGeneralValue 4.0Apr 26, 2023NASA Selects 12 Companies to Collaborate on Key Technology Developments for Moon to Mars Objectives

Astrobotic selected Navigation Doppler Lidar (NDL) from Psionic for its late 2023 mission to deliver NASA’s Volatiles Investigating Polar Exploration Rover (VIPER) to the lunar South Pole.

RelationshipsPlanCapabilityValue 4.0Jan 14, 2021Astrobotic Selects Psionic’s Navigation Doppler Lidar to Deliver VIPER to the Lunar Surface

Astrobotic selected Psionic’s Navigation Doppler Lidar (NDL) for the Griffin lander on its late 2023 mission to deliver NASA’s VIPER rover to the lunar South Pole.

RelationshipsCapabilityPlanValue 4.0Jan 14, 2020Astrobotic Selects Navigation Doppler Lidar from Psionic for Mission to Deliver VIPER to the Lunar Surface
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