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ConstellR is a thermal satellite data startup that raised 17,000,000 EUR in July in a Karista-led seed round.
constellr was one of three companies awarded a 5,000,000 EUR contract by the European Commission and the European Space Agency to supply thermal data to complement Copernicus observations.
constellr raised 17,000,000 EUR in seed funding.
constellr requires four satellites to deliver daily thermal imagery to any field on the globe.
constellr’s thermal infrared imaging sensor traveled to the International Space Station in 2022 on a Northrop Grumman resupply mission.
The first satellites in constellr’s operational thermal imagery constellation are scheduled to launch in 2024.
Prior to the 17,000,000 EUR seed round, constellr had raised about $14,000,000 in venture capital and received an additional $14,000,000 in grants.
Constellr raised €17 million (US$18.93) in seed funding to accelerate deployment of its thermal imagery satellites and meet global demand for their services.
Constellr’s operational constellation is set to include two satellites scheduled to launch in 2024.
Michael Thomas expects Constellr to solidify its leading position in Europe and expand its commercial footprint globally.
The European Commission and the European Space Agency awarded Constellr a €5 million contract to supply thermal data for the Copernicus Earth-observation program.
The €5 million Copernicus contract combined with the recent seed investment brings Constellr’s total funding to around $28,000,000.
Constellr has raised about $14,000,000 in venture capital since its founding in 2020 and received an additional $14,000,000 in grants.
Constellr acquired ScanWorld, a Belgian hyperspectral satellite imagery and analytics startup, earlier in 2023.
Constellr holds a five-year, $5,000,000 Copernicus contract to provide thermal imagery to thousands of European institutions.
Constellr is a German startup founded in 2020 that is preparing to launch satellites in 2024 to gather thermal data for agricultural and environmental-monitoring applications.
Constellr, a German space-based water monitoring startup, raised $10,000,000 in November.
Exolaunch’s CarboNIX separation system has flown on 11 missions and launched 49 smallsats and provides low-shock separation and smooth orbit injection for constelIr’s microsatellites.
Kongsberg NanoAvionics signed a contract to supply Constellr with two MP42 microsatellite buses.
The two Constellr satellites will be deployed using an Exolaunch CarboNIX separation system developed in 2024.