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Pixxel raised $95M Series B in 2024 for its hyperspectral Earth observation satellite constellation that captures 150+ spectral bands, enabling detection of crop disease, pollution, and mineral deposits invisible to standard cameras.
Pixxel is building a constellation of hyperspectral Earth observation satellites that capture images across 150+ narrow spectral bands — far beyond the 3–4 bands of standard multispectral satellites. Hyperspectral imaging reveals chemical signatures in the Earth's surface and atmosphere that standard cameras cannot detect: early-stage crop disease before visible symptoms appear, methane leak signatures from oil and gas infrastructure, mineral deposit composition for mining exploration, and water quality parameters.
LeoLabs tracks 25,000+ orbital objects via 11 radar installations across 7 global sites; achieved record bookings in 2025 with triple-digit growth in US government contracts; selected to deliver next-gen radar for the US government.
LeoLabs is a space technology company founded in 2016 as a spin-off from SRI International and headquartered in Menlo Park, California. It specializes in space domain awareness (SDA) and space traffic management (STM), operating a global network of phased-array radar systems that provide real-time tracking of satellites and space debris in low Earth orbit (LEO). As of late 2025, LeoLabs tracks over 25,000 orbital objects, including 99.96% of all satellites and 98.56% of all debris in the US Department of Defense''s public catalog.
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