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The University of California, Davis, has partnered with Proteus Space to launch a U.S. government-sponsored satellite with a custom, AI-enabled payload.
Proteus Space’s upcoming ESPA mission will deploy what the company identifies as the world’s first AI-designed satellite.
The contract between Proteus Space and GomSpace North America is valued at $250,000 (2.6 MSEK).
Proteus Space selected GomSpace North America to provide over $250,000 in critical components and related expertise for its upcoming ESPA satellite mission.
Proteus Space projects the MERCURY™ platform will complete a blank-page-to-launchpad custom ESPA-class satellite design, assembly, integration, and test process within 10 months.
SAIC will work with Proteus Space to develop high-fidelity, autonomous digital modeling capabilities for custom-built satellites.
Proteus Space develops Mercury, an AI-based platform that autonomously designs custom satellite buses tailored to specific payloads.
Proteus Space plans to launch in 2025 an AI-designed ESPA-class satellite carrying payloads from the University of California, Davis and an undisclosed government research organization.
On 2023-10-10, Proteus Space raised a $4,200,000 seed round led by Moonshots Capital.
Proteus Space has a pipeline of about $100,000,000 of potential business from startups, established space companies, and government agencies but has not announced any contracts.
Proteus Space is developing customized small satellites using artificial intelligence as an alternative to standardized satellite buses.