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Albedo proposed a pricing model for Mars imagery that ranged from $120 per square kilometer for imagery at resolutions worse than 50 centimeters to $3,000 per square kilometer for imagery sharper than 20 centimeters.
Albedo received one of NASA’s commercial Mars studies to evaluate how very low Earth orbit high-resolution imagery satellites could operate at Mars.
Albedo is a U.S. customer of Aerospacelab that plans to establish an optical and thermal imaging constellation in very-low Earth orbit.
Albedo is the first company to operate satellites in very low Earth orbit (VLEO).
Albedo operates satellites in VLEO to offer ultra-high-resolution commercial imagery that fuses optical and infrared sensor data.
Albedo is the first space company to commercialize VLEO and offer high-resolution, aerial-quality imagery from space at a lower cost.
Albedo established a facility in Broomfield, Colorado large enough to build three or four satellites simultaneously.
Albedo raised $35,000,000 to build and launch its first high-resolution Earth-imagery satellite.
The investments announced on 2024-01-23 will accelerate deployment of Albedo’s very low Earth orbit (VLEO) constellation.
Albedo developed a platform to collect optical imagery with a native resolution of 0.1 m per pixel and two-meter thermal imagery.
Booz Allen plans to take an active role working with Albedo to bring its technology to defense and intelligence users and to civilian applications including climate, infrastructure, agriculture, energy, and urban planning.
Albedo won two Small Business Innovation Research contracts valued at $1,250,000 apiece.
Albedo plans to launch its first satellite in 2025.
Albedo expanded its staff in preparation for launching its first satellite in 2025.
Albedo raised $35,000,000 to build and launch a network of ultra-high-resolution Earth-imaging satellites.
Albedo’s low-flying satellites are designed to operate in very low Earth orbit at altitudes of about 200 to 483 km.
The Series A-1 round brings Albedo’s total funding to $97,000,000.
Aircraft and classified reconnaissance satellites obtain similar resolution to Albedo’s native 10-centimeter optical imagery.
The National Reconnaissance Office selected Airbus U.S. Space and Defense, Albedo Space, Hydrosat, Muon Space, and Turion Space to provide new and emerging electro-optical imaging capabilities.
Albedo will collaborate with the NRO to provide near- and long-term electro-optical remote sensing capabilities via modeling, simulation, and data evaluation.