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Loft Orbital and SkyServe announced their partnership on 2024-03-19.
SkyServe will use Loft Orbital’s YAM-6 spacecraft to demonstrate artificial intelligence capabilities by analyzing optical and hyperspectral imagery collected by the satellite.
Loft Orbital Federal, LLC of Golden, Colorado was awarded a contract to provide flight and payload integration services.
Loft Orbital launched YAM-6 on Transporter-10, its first virtual mission-enabled satellite for customizable imaging applications.
Blue Origin, Galactic Enterprises, Loft Orbital Federal, and Momentus Space are also among the awarded companies.
Loft Orbital Federal, LLC of Golden, Colorado was awarded a contract to provide services through demonstrated commercial capabilities.
AOS sold 30 Arrow-derived satellite buses to Loft Orbital, a San Francisco-based operator that buys satellite buses from multiple vendors and outfits them with payloads.
Developers using Microsoft’s Azure Orbital space edge can deploy software apps to Loft satellites using Loft-specific satellite APIs to access onboard sensors and compute platforms.
Loft Orbital provides a Software Development Kit (SDK) that includes a defined framework, documentation, and APIs for developing virtual-mission apps.
Loft Orbital provides a development environment and testing tools to support CI/CD pipelines for deploying software to satellites.
Loft Orbital has built a product stack over the past two years that enables developers to deploy software apps to Loft satellites as virtual missions.
Loft Orbital uses mission-agnostic operations software called Cockpit to deploy customer software apps to its space infrastructure.
Scientific Systems demonstrated integration and deployment of new containerized software for the Space Development Agency’s POET program using its Innoflight processor hosted on Loft Orbital’s YAM-3 satellite.
Scientific Systems developed a payload for a Space Development Agency demonstration of autonomous satellite operations that launched in 2021 on a Loft Orbital satellite.
Loft Orbital’s platform can support 20 to 100 times the downlink volume of a traditional cubesat.
Loft Orbital’s expanded imaging capacity enables Wyvern to serve growing demand for high-quality hyperspectral data.
Loft Orbital’s platform can support 20–100 times the downlink volume of a traditional cubesat.
Wyvern’s mission is scheduled to fly on Loft Orbital’s second-generation satellite platform in 2024.
Loft Orbital is a space infrastructure company that develops, manages, launches, and operates on-orbit satellites.
Interstellar initially designed an orbital rocket to loft 100 kg to low Earth orbit starting in 2020.