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our mission
DATA SERVICES FROM LEO TO GEO
Spaceflux offers access to automated satellite and space debris tracking services from a proprietary network of taskable optical sensors for orbit determination, threat monitoring and object characterisation as well as other space domain awareness applications.
Track & Guard
Advanced satellite tracking service leveraging Spaceflux’s global network of proprietary optical sensors, delivering precise and reliable Space Situational Awareness (SSA) data.
CORTEX PLATFORM
A unified interface built for efficiency and scalability, delivering real-time data analytics and enhanced surveillance capabilities with AI-driven algorithms and a proprietary state-of-the-art network of optical sensors.
AI-DRIVEN
Data analytics based on machine learning providing high-fidelity data with accurate and reliable uncertainties
SCALABLE ARCHITECTURE
A micro-services architecture with RESTful APIs enabling fast implementation, development of new services and machine-to-machine communication for operational efficiency
LIGHTNING FAST
Edge-processing infrastructure reducing latencies and delivering results in seconds from when the data is acquired
Rely on Spaceflux's independent tracking data to enhance space domain awareness and offer advanced public SSA services
Elevate your satellite operations with Spaceflux's advanced suite of services, including health monitoring and continuous tracking
Leverage Spaceflux's superior optical tracking data to enhance your SSA services
Evaluate and mitigate space asset risks with Spaceflux's advanced solutions
INSIGHTS
A little more than two years. That is how much time it took us to grow from three founders with an idea at a pub in London to a company with 30 team members, 15 telescope locations across five continents, offices in two countries and multimillion contracts.