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HEO

HEO provides non-Earth imaging (NEI) services using a network of 46 in-orbit sensors to capture high-resolution imagery of space objects, including satellites and debris. This technology enables commercial, government, and defense organizations to monitor and assess the status of these objects, enhancing space situational awareness and operational decision-making.

Haymarket, AustraliaFounded 2016947K+ followers
Updated 3 months ago

Funding

$12M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.

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Product

Problem

Monitoring and assessing the status of objects in space, such as satellites and debris, traditionally lacks high-resolution imagery and comprehensive data, hindering effective space situational awareness. This limitation impacts the ability of commercial, government, and defense organizations to make informed operational decisions and ensure the sustainability of space activities.

Solution

HEO provides non-Earth imaging (NEI) services, utilizing a network of in-orbit sensors to capture high-resolution imagery of space objects. This enables organizations to identify, characterize, and monitor space objects at scale, enhancing space situational awareness. HEO leverages a commercially available NEI dataset and sensor network to deliver in-orbit insights. The company's services support spacecraft early operations, anomaly detection, identification, capability assessment, and pattern-of-life analysis.

Target Audience

HEO's primary customers include commercial, government, and defense organizations involved in space operations and requiring enhanced space situational awareness.

Features

  • Network of 46 sensors in Low Earth Orbit (LEO)
  • Proprietary software enabling fully automated NEI at scale
  • NEI cameras (Holmes and Adler) to expand coverage beyond LEO
  • Resolved imagery providing insights into spacecraft shape, size, subsystem identification, and attitude
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