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Orbital Sidekick announced a contract on 2020-11-19 to work with an industry-led consortium to develop tools for daily monitoring of oil and gas pipelines.
Intelligent Pipeline Integrity Program (iPIPE) awarded the contract to Orbital Sidekick and is an industry-led consortium managed by the University of North Dakota’s Energy and Environmental Research Center.
Orbital Sidekick has U.S. Air Force backing to expand its hyperspectral satellite constellation.
Orbital Sidekick began demonstrating its first hyperspectral sensor on the International Space Station in 2018.
Orbital Sidekick plans to deploy a full hyperspectral satellite constellation over the next 18 months to enable a daily monitoring capability.
There is one domestic hyperspectral satellite operated by Teledyne Brown and one operated by Orbital Sidekick.
Orbital Sidekick received a $16,000,000 U.S. government contract announced 2020-10-15.
Orbital Sidekick is preparing to launch its second hyperspectral sensor in December on a Loft Orbital satellite scheduled to ride on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rideshare.
Orbital Sidekick is accelerating plans to build and launch a constellation of six hyperspectral imaging satellites.
Orbital Sidekick sent its first hyperspectral sensor, a technology demonstration, to the International Space Station in 2018.
Orbital Sidekick does not plan to sell raw hyperspectral data and will perform in-house analysis to deliver actionable information to customers.
Orbital Sidekick implements a Hybrid Space Architecture for tactical intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance support with its hyperspectral technology and analytics platform.
Customers on the YAM-2 mission include hyperspectral imaging startup Orbital Sidekick, blockchain startup SpaceChain, and a United Arab Emirates government agency.