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Sequoia Capital identifies Direct-to-Cell as the fourth wave of SpaceX’s commercial growth following residential broadband, enterprise maritime and aviation, and the Starshield defense line.
The SEQUOIA contract allows the NGA, Defense Department, and broader intelligence community to use Enabled Intelligence's computer vision algorithms to automate tasks such as object detection, tracking, and classification.
The seven-year SEQUOIA contract was awarded in September 2023.
Mach Industries raised $5,700,000 in a funding round led by Sequoia Capital with participation from Marque VC and Champion Hill Ventures.
Sequoia Capital has invested around $600,000,000 in SpaceX in total.
Sequoia is a 100-kilogram radar satellite developed by Capella Space.
Sequoia’s Spotlight mode is designed to dwell over a location for 20 to 60 seconds.
Capella Space successfully relayed data on 2020-11-23 between its on-ground operations center and its Sequoia synthetic aperture radar satellite in low Earth orbit.
The first commercial demonstration of an Inter-Satellite Data Relay System was conducted on 2020-11-12 when tasking orders were sent to Sequoia through the Inmarsat-4 L-band constellation in geostationary orbit.
Inmarsat and Addvalue Innovation relayed data on 2020-11-23 between Capella Space’s operations center on the ground and Capella Space’s Sequoia synthetic aperture radar satellite in low Earth orbit.
Capella Space conducted the first commercial demonstration of the IDRS service on 2020-11-12 by sending tasking orders to its Sequoia satellite through the Inmarsat-4 L-band constellation in geostationary orbit.
Capella Space unveiled images from the Sequoia satellite on 2023-10-06.
Sequoia is the first of 36 Synthetic Aperture Radar satellites that Capella Space plans to deploy into a constellation.
Sequoia, Capella Space’s first operational satellite, launched on 2023-08-30 on a Rocket Lab Electron rocket.
Capella Space launched Sequoia, its first operational synthetic aperture radar satellite, on 2020-08-30 on a Rocket Lab Electron.
Sequoia Capital China, Country Garden Venture Capital, Matrix Partners China, and Cornerstone Capital jointly led Landspace’s $175,000,000 Series C+ funding round.
First Light was launched as the kick stage of an Electron mission that placed Capella Space’s Sequoia radar imaging satellite into orbit on 2020-08-30.
Sequoia is designed to produce synthetic aperture radar imagery with a resolution as sharp as 0.5 m.
Electron deployed the Sequoia radar imaging satellite about an hour after liftoff into a 500-kilometer orbit at a 45-degree inclination.
Capella Space previously planned to launch Sequoia as a secondary payload on the Falcon 9 launch of Argentina’s SAOCOM 1B in March 2020.