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Pixxel plans to offer AI-powered insights from its hyperspectral constellation for climate-related discovery, problem solving, and prediction.
Pixxel successfully retrieved its first hyperspectral satellite images from a camera launched last year aboard a satellite built in partnership with NanoAvionics and Dragonfly Aerospace.
Pixxel is launching the first of its hyperspectral satellites on SpaceX’s Transporter-4 rideshare mission scheduled for April.
Pixxel raised $25,000,000 in a Series A funding round on 2022-03-28 led by Canadian early-stage investor Radical Ventures.
A second iteration of Pixxel’s camera is onboard its first satellite that is slated to launch on a Falcon 9 rocket on 2022-04-01 as part of SpaceX’s Transporter-4 rideshare mission that aims to launch a total of 40 spacecraft.
Pixxel is launching the first of its hyperspectral satellites as part of SpaceX’s upcoming April Transporter-4 mission.
Pixxel successfully retrieved its first hyperspectral satellite images from a camera that was launched last year with partners NanoAvionics and Dragonfly Aerospace.
Radical Ventures led the Series A round that brought Pixxel’s total funding to $33,000,000 to date.
Pixxel had planned to have 30 satellites in orbit by mid-2023 but delayed that goal to the end of 2024.
Proceeds from Pixxel’s Series A funding will support plans to launch two satellites in 2022 and six satellites in early 2023 for its hyperspectral imaging constellation.
Pixxel raised $25,000,000 in a Series A funding round led by Radical Ventures.
Pixxel designs, integrates, and tests its satellites completely in-house using parts from international suppliers including Dragonfly Aerospace, which is building Pixxel’s cameras.
Sparta LLC participated in Pixxel’s $25,000,000 Series A funding round.
Rio Tinto plans to use Pixxel’s hyperspectral imagery to monitor biodiversity and vegetation health around closed sites.
Dawn Aerospace is providing satellite propulsion to hyperspectral imaging company Pixxel.
Rio Tinto plans to use Pixxel’s hyperspectral imagery to reduce the disturbance footprint of exploration activities.
Pixxel’s hyperspectral technology captures exact chemical signatures and can obtain 50 times more information than standard multispectral imaging.
Pixxel plans to launch its first two satellites in the coming months and to have a fully operational hyperspectral constellation in space by December 2023.
Pixxel plans to launch its first high-resolution hyperspectral satellite early 2022.
Pixxel plans to launch a high-resolution hyperspectral satellite in the coming months that will capture 50x more information compared to common multispectral satellites.