Array Labs extends US Navy contract for space radar study
The U.S. Navy extended its contract with Array Labs to apply distributed space-based radar technology to wide-area Airborne Moving Target Indication missions.
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In short: Array Labs raised $21M in a Mitsubishi-led round and secured defense contracts for its satellite-based 3D radar mapping technology.
The U.S. Navy extended its contract with Array Labs to apply distributed space-based radar technology to wide-area Airborne Moving Target Indication missions.
The funding from Mitsubishi Electric will support a partnership for satellite-based aircraft tracking in the Asia-Pacific market.
The extension adds scope for distributed radar systems using multiple satellites. They anticipate continued progress.
Josh will lead technical execution ahead of the first radar satellite Syl launch in 12 months. Quotes from Josh and CEO Andrew Peterson express excitement.
Array Labs has raised $21 million in an oversubscribed strategic investment round, anchored by Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, one of Japan's largest defense and aerospace companies...
Array Labs, a Silicon Valley startup specialising in radar payloads for satellite buses, has raised $21 million in a strategic investment round. The investment was...
Array Labs has signed a strategic partnership with Mitsubishi Electric to develop satellite-based airborne moving target indicator technology (AMTI) to sell to countries in Asia...
Array Labs has raised $21 million in an oversubscribed strategic investment round, anchored by Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, with continued participation from Catapult Ventures, Kompas VC...
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