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In 2023, Kuva Space was awarded a €5 million commercial contract to be the sole provider of hyperspectral data services for the EU Copernicus program.
Kuva Space plans to launch a second satellite and begin initial service later 2024.
Kuva Space plans to launch its first hyperspectral imaging satellite in July.
Kuva Space won a 5,000,000 EUR contract in 2023 to provide hyperspectral data for the European Union Copernicus program.
Kuva Space aims to operate a 100-satellite constellation by 2030.
Kuva Space will provide hyperspectral data to the European Space Agency under a 1,800,000 EUR contract announced 2024-04-29.
Kuva Space raised 16,600,000 EUR in a Series A funding round last year.
Kuva Space’s AI-powered analytics platform automatically transforms proprietary hyperspectral data and combines third-party data where needed to create analytics insights within 15 minutes.
Kuva Space’s smallsats are equipped with a patented hyperspectral camera that can monitor materials on Earth and their condition via distinct spectral signatures.
Kuva Space will launch two hyperspectral satellites and its initial services in 2024 as part of its next satellite generation.
Kuva Space plans to deploy up to 100 satellites by 2030 to provide gapless monitoring.
Kuva Space aims to build a hyperspectral satellite constellation and an automated AI-powered insights-as-a-service model.
Kuva Space has raised $24,000,000 in total funding from Morrow Portfolio, Voima Ventures, Nordic Foodtech VC, Earth VC, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, ESA Philab, and Business Finland.
Hyperfield-1, Kuva Space’s first hyperspectral satellite in the planned constellation, is scheduled to launch in June 2024.
In 2023 Kuva Space was awarded a $5,400,000 commercial contract to be the sole provider of hyperspectral data services for the EU Copernicus program.
Kuva Space is developing an artificial intelligence-based analytics platform for its hyperspectral data.
Kuva Space plans to launch two hyperspectral imaging satellites in 2024.
Kuva Space plans to offer daily hyperspectral monitoring by 2026.
By 2030, Kuva Space aims to offer three daily views of sites.
Jerry Welsh, former Iceye US CEO, is leading Kuva Space's expansion into the U.S. market and its campaign to provide hyperspectral insights to U.S. government customers.