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Albedo plans to operate satellites in very low Earth orbit to gather visible imagery with a resolution of 0.1 m per pixel and thermal infrared imagery with a resolution of two meters per pixel.
Albedo received a $1,250,000 contract on 2023-04-27 to provide the National Air and Space Intelligence Center with thermal infrared imagery for nighttime applications.
Albedo hired engineers specifically for the ground segment early in their development process.
American firms Skeyeon, Earth Observant, and Albedo have raised funding for VLEO satellite plans.
Albedo raised $48,000,000 in a Series A funding round led by Breakthrough Energy Ventures and Shield Capital on 2022-09-07.
In December, Albedo received a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration license to sell commercial optical imagery with a resolution of 0.1 m per pixel.
Albedo is developing satellites that will acquire optical imagery with a resolution of 0.1 m per pixel and thermal infrared imagery with two-meter resolution on the same platform.
Albedo raised $10,000,000 in a Seed funding round in April 2021.
Albedo’s satellites will obtain optical and thermal infrared imagery nearly simultaneously so the higher-resolution optical imagery can be used to sharpen features in the thermal infrared imagery.
Albedo is building low-orbit satellites that capture visible imagery at 10-centimeter resolution and thermal imagery at 2-meter resolution.
Albedo plans to operate a fleet of refrigerator-size satellites to gather electro-optical imagery with 10-centimeter resolution and thermal imagery with four-meter resolution.
Albedo of Austin, Texas is raising money to send satellites to very low Earth orbit (VLEO).
Albedo has raised $10,000,000 for a constellation of refrigerator-size satellites designed to gather electro-optical imagery at 10-centimeter resolution and thermal imagery at two-meter resolution.
Initialized Capital led Albedo’s $10,000,000 seed round.
Albedo completed a seed funding round that raised $10,000,000.
Albedo plans to design and operate a constellation of satellites that capture visible and thermal imagery at the highest resolution available.
Albedo raised $10,000,000 in a seed funding round led by Initialized Capital.
Albedo plans to operate a fleet of refrigerator-size satellites to gather electro-optical imagery with 10-centimeter resolution and thermal imagery with two-meter resolution.
Albedo plans to provide thermal imagery with two-meter resolution from its satellite constellation.
Albedo plans to reduce the cost of gathering 10-centimeter electro-optical imagery by flying refrigerator-size satellites with large-aperture cameras at low altitudes.