Aldoria, formerly known as Share My Space, is a European company specializing in Space Situational Awareness (SSA) and space traffic management. They offer services such as collision avoidance, constellation monitoring, and space surveillance to ensure satellite safety and secure space operations. Aldoria partners with space agencies like CNES and ESA, as well as commercial satellite operators like SES and U-Space, providing them with actionable insights and innovative solutions. Keywords associated with Aldoria include space debris monitoring, orbital risk management, and space domain awareness.
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Aldoria analyst Norbert Pouzin has identified a pattern in which Luch satellites have visited the same families of satellites operated by NATO-affiliated operators.
Slingshot Aerospace and the French company Aldoria have monitored Luch satellite activities that operate for the Russian Ministry of Defense and the FSB.
Aldoria tracking data shows Luch-2 lingered within 20 to 200 kilometers of geostationary assets for weeks at a time.
Aldoria operates six observation stations that perform multi-orbit tracking to provide extensive surveillance of satellite maneuvers.
Arabsat and Aldoria signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on enhancing space safety and security at LEAP 2024.
Aldoria received EUR 10 million in Series A funding from a syndicate of investors.
Aldoria plans to expand its optical surveillance network to 12 stations by 2025.
Aldoria has received EUR 22 million in total investment to date.
The French State invested in ALDORIA through the Deeptech 2030 fund managed by Bpifrance.
ALDORIA has received a total of €22 million in investment to date.
Aldoria will expand its optical telescope network to 12 telescopes by 2025.
Aldoria raised 10,000,000 EUR ($10,900,000) in a Series A funding round announced on 2024-01-23.