Spiral Blue is an Australian SME founded in 2017 that specializes in space technology, with a focus on building the next generation of Earth observation services using artificial intelligence and Space Edge Computing. They develop onboard computers, like the Space Edge Computer, for Earth observation satellites that process images on the satellite as they are collected. Their technology is built upon its Space Edge Computer, which enables onboard processing and has been launched and operated in space. Spiral Blue collaborates with companies like Esper Satellite Imagery and SatRevolution.
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KaleidEO processed satellite data using in-orbit computers operated by Australia's Spiral Blue.
Spiral Blue’s Space Edge One (SE-1) computer was designed and launched to operate in the space environment.
Spiral Blue is providing enhanced Earth observation capabilities to a growing list of international customers following SE-1’s successful commissioning.
Spiral Blue operated a Space Edge Computer successfully in April 2023, becoming the first Australian company to do so.
The Spiral Blue mission operating SE-1 received partial support from the Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre Commercialisation grant.
Spiral Blue successfully operated a Space Edge Computer in April 2023, becoming the first Australian company to do so.
Space Edge One (SE-1) is a compact Space Edge Computer designed and launched by Spiral Blue.
Spiral Blue is working with other space hardware manufacturers through an Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre Commercialisation Grant to support the Rainbow Python mission, integrated hyperspectral imaging, and an edge computing platform.
The launched SE-1 is the fourth Spiral Blue Space Edge Computer and the first SE-1 to fly.
The Transporter-6 hosted-payload mission will complete Spiral Blue’s flight testing program for its latest-generation Space Edge Computing technology.
Spiral Blue received an Australian Space Agency Moon to Mars Supply Chain Capability Improvement Grant to support development of its Space Edge Services platform.
SE-1 was developed through Satellogic’s Hosted Payload Program as part of a joint mission with Spiral Blue.
Spiral Blue received the Australian Space Agency’s Moon to Mars Supply Chain Capability Improvement Grant to support development of its Space Edge Services platform.
Spiral Blue’s SEZ computers are hosted on SatRevolution’s STORK-4 and STORK-5 optical satellites for end-to-end testing and space qualification.
Following in-orbit qualification, Spiral Blue will test the SEZ in 2021-10-01 and throughout 2022.
Spiral Blue’s SEZ computer is currently hosted on SatRevolution’s STORK-4 and STORK-5 optical satellites for on-orbit end-to-end testing and space qualification.
Following on-orbit qualification, Spiral Blue planned SEZ testing in 2021-10-01 and throughout 2022.
Spiral Blue received the Australian Space Agency’s Moon to Mars Supply Chain Capability Improvement Grant to support development of its Space Edge Services platform.
Spiral Blue is a Sydney-based small and medium enterprise founded in 2018 focused on Earth observation services using artificial intelligence and Space Edge Computing.
The Australian Space Agency awarded Spiral Blue a Moon to Mars Supply Chain Capability Improvement Grant to support development of the Space Edge Services platform.