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LeoLabs selected Australia as the site for its West Australian Space Radar.
LeoLabs announced plans in June to install two space-tracking radars in the Azores archipelago.
LeoLabs announced plans on 2021-10-19 to construct two phased-array radars in Western Australia as the sixth site for its global space-tracking network.
LeoLabs plans to deploy radars at 24 locations around the world.
LeoLabs operates space-tracking radars in Alaska, Texas, and Costa Rica.
LeoLabs was founded in 2016 with executive intent to establish a network of radars at six sites around the world.
SpaceX signed a contract with LeoLabs for commercial space traffic management services that use data from LeoLabs’ network of tracking radars.
LeoLabs began developing the Space Regulatory and Sustainability Platform with the New Zealand Space Agency in 2019.
LeoLabs’ S-band Kiwi Space Radar began tracking objects in low Earth orbit as small as 0.02 m in diameter in 2019.
LeoLabs first revealed ties with New Zealand in 2018 when it announced plans to build the Kiwi Space Radar.
LeoLabs and the New Zealand Space Agency are developing a cloud-based Space Regulatory and Sustainability Platform.
LeoLabs expects the Azores Space Radar to enable growth of its LEO catalogue from tracking 15,000 objects to tracking 250,000 objects.
LeoLabs’ investment in Portugal expands LeoLabs’ global radar constellation and provides infrastructure to inform satellite operators, defense organizations, space agencies, and regulatory agencies.
The Azores Space Radar will expand LeoLabs’ tracking of LEO objects by an additional 25%.
LeoLabs of Menlo Park, California created an analytics platform that ingests data from the company’s global network of phased array radars tracking objects in low Earth orbit.
LeoLabs completed a $65,000,000 Series B financing round.
LeoLabs is expanding a global constellation of LEO sensors with the Azores Space Radar.
LeoLabs’ Azores Space Radar will increase the frequency and depth of the company’s visibility of orbital debris because of its Atlantic location.
LeoLabs has raised over $100,000,000 in total capital to date.
LeoLabs currently operates six phased-array radars at sites in Alaska, Texas, New Zealand, and Costa Rica.