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Dan Ceperley led development of LeoLabs’ proprietary radar technology and completed the company’s first radar site in 2017.
LeoLabs has established a global network of ground-based radars that track more than 20,000 objects in low-Earth orbit.
Forecasts cited by LeoLabs indicate Low Earth Orbit satellite counts could exceed 12,000 by the end of 2024 and reach upwards of 70,000 by 2030.
LeoLabs partnered with the Secure World Foundation on a joint statement and a summit in New Zealand to address orbital debris.
The joint statement will underpin the first Orbital Debris Remediation Summit co-hosted by LeoLabs and the Secure World Foundation in Queenstown, New Zealand on 20 February 2024.
LeoLabs partnered with the Secure World Foundation on a joint statement and a summit in New Zealand focused on orbital debris remediation.
LeoLabs partnered with the Secure World Foundation to bring together government and space industry leaders who aim to move from remediation discussions to remediation practice.
The joint statement will underpin the first Orbital Debris Remediation Summit co-hosted by LeoLabs and the Secure World Foundation in Queenstown, New Zealand on 20 February 2024.
LeoLabs released a joint statement on debris remediation on 2024-02-14 in Queenstown, New Zealand.
LeoLabs operates a vertically integrated technology system called Vertex that provides LEO coverage, real-time tracking, and insights for satellite operators, commercial enterprises, and federal agencies.
LeoLabs and the Secure World Foundation are co-hosting the Orbital Debris Remediation Summit in Queenstown, New Zealand on 2024-02-20.
LeoLabs will scale its safety capabilities to help build the foundational layer of the next generation of space traffic coordination being developed by the U.S. Department of Commerce.
LeoLabs maintains the world's largest commercial orbital catalog, increasing visibility of more than 20,000 objects in low Earth orbit.
LeoLabs’ orbital catalog increases visibility of more than 20,000 objects in low Earth orbit.
LeoLabs operates a global proliferated radar network that provides all-weather, 24/7 sensor coverage.
LeoLabs built and operates a global proliferated radar network with low latency.
LeoLabs will scale its safety capabilities to build the foundational layer of the next generation of space traffic coordination being developed by the U.S. Department of Commerce.
LeoLabs provides a vertically integrated technology system called Vertex™ to deliver information for satellite operations.
LeoLabs raised an additional $29,000,000 in financing.
LeoLabs operates phased array radars in Alaska, Australia, Portugal's Azores archipelago, New Zealand, Texas, and Costa Rica.