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Umbra raised $32,000,000 in an investment round announced in January.
Umbra plans to provide customers with inexpensive synthetic aperture radar data rather than geospatial analytics.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration granted Umbra a license in 2018 to offer 25-centimeter resolution from satellites in a 515-kilometer sun-synchronous orbit.
Umbra is a Santa Barbara, California startup preparing to launch its first X-band synthetic aperture radar microsatellite 2021.
Umbra has been granted a license from the Federal Communications Commission to operate a Synthetic Aperture Radar satellite with 1,200 MHz of bandwidth.
Umbra is expanding its team to more than 50 employees 2021 and has job openings in engineering, product, software, operations, and marketing in Santa Barbara, California and Austin, Texas.
Umbra was granted a license by the Federal Communications Commission to operate its synthetic aperture radar satellite with 1,200 MHz of bandwidth.
Umbra raised $32,000,000 in recent funding.
Umbra is expanding its team to more than 50 employees 2021.
Umbra recently raised $32,000,000 in funding.
Spaceflight Inc. signed launch agreements with Lynk, Astro Digital, Kleos, BlackSky, Umbra, Orbit Fab, and several undisclosed U.S. government payloads.
Umbra has agreements to deliver data to the United States government and commercial geospatial intelligence firms.
Umbra is expanding its team to approximately 45 people and has new job openings in engineering, product, software, operations, and marketing at its Santa Barbara, California and new Austin, Texas facilities.
Umbra plans to manufacture spacecraft and begin launching satellites for its commercial missions in 2025.
Umbra was granted a patent on 2021-01-09 for an antenna designed to stow compactly for launch and expand in orbit with a series of ribs attached to a central hub covered in a flexible reflective material.
Umbra raised $32,000,000 in an investment round led by the family office venture fund of Passport Capital founder John Burbank with participation from CrossCut Ventures, Starbridge Ventures, Hemisphere Ventures, and PonValley.
Umbra raised $32,000,000 in equity financing led by the family office venture fund of John Burbank, founder of Passport Capital.
Umbra is building multiple satellites and preparing to expand its 45-person staff.
Umbra seeks to reduce the cost of synthetic aperture radar data by bringing prices in line with those of electro-optical imagery.
Umbra has agreements to deliver data to the United States government and to commercial geospatial intelligence firms.