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The experiment conducted by the Human Adaptation Institute aimed to explore the links between the human brain and time to gain insight into human adaptability to isolation.
Aurora Insight launched its second RF satellite, CHARLIE, in January 2021.
Aurora Insight launched its first RF satellite, ALPHA, in 2018.
NanoAvionics established communications with Bravo, the second smallsat it built and launched for Aurora Insight.
Aurora Insight uses machine learning algorithms to create information on the availability of radio frequency spectrum and to measure 0.005 kg, LTE, IoT, 0.003 kg/0.002 kg, Wi-Fi, and TV signals.
Aurora Insight previously launched a demo satellite named Alpha in 2018.
Atlas V has supported GPS, SBIRS, and MUOS constellations and the Mars missions Curiosity, InSight, and Mars 2020.
BlackSky downlinked, processed, and analyzed BlackSky 7 images using the Spectra AI suite of AI/ML algorithms to detect objects of interest and establish the first insight milestone.
BlackSky downlinked, processed, and analyzed BlackSky 7’s first images using the Spectra AI suite of AI/ML algorithms to detect objects of interest and establish the first insight milestone.
Location IQ provides property clients with geospatial analysis powered by Orbital Insight to inform strategic business decisions.
Location IQ first partnered with Orbital Insight in March 2020 to analyze 40 shopping centers in New South Wales.
Location IQ will use the Orbital Insight GO platform to monitor activity at over 1,000 shopping centers across Australia.
NASA’s InSight lander is equipped to record the acoustic and seismic impact of several parts of the Mars 2020 rover’s EDL sequence but is not equipped to record the actual landing itself.
Project Insight was launched in October 2017 to track tax evaders through technology and to curb black money.
NASA deferred a decision on changing MRO’s orbit until after the landings of the InSight mission in November 2018 and Mars 2020 in February 2021.
The launch of the second NanoAvionics-built satellite for Aurora Insight is scheduled to take place during the first quarter of 2021.
The first of the two NanoAvionics-built nanosatellites for Aurora Insight, nicknamed Charlie, will launch on SpaceX’s Transporter 1 rideshare mission aboard a Falcon 9.
Aurora Insight’s technology provides clients with new understanding of the RF spectrum environment and helps organizations plan and invest with a data-driven strategy.
Aurora Insight plans to launch the first of two cubesats on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rideshare mission scheduled for liftoff 2021-01-22.
The second Aurora Insight nanosatellite is scheduled to launch in the first quarter of 2021.