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Unseen Labs Has Two Of Their Satellites Successfully Launched To Orbit

May 2, 2022

Unseenlabs successfully launched their sixth and seventh satellites dedicated to the geolocation of vessels at sea on April 1st and May 3rd , 2022.

The first satellite was launched with SpaceX from Cape Canaveral in Florida and the second one was launched aboard with Rocket Lab from New Zealand. In total, Unseenlabs has deployed seven satellites since 2019 and will launch additional satellites in 2022.

Unseenlabs’ constellation is designed to provide clients with data to follow maritime traffic, regardless of the time of day and weather conditions. Unseenlabs processes and analyses this RF data, and provides unique knowledge for national security operations, for environmental protection and for an increasing number of applications in the commercial sector.

“Unseenlabs provides the most accurate possible RF data to its clients. Our clients and partners use this data to power analytics and find solutions for many industries,” said Clement Galic, Unseenlabs CEO and Co-Founder.

Filed Under: Data Acquisition, Data Analytics, Electron, Falcon 9, Geolocation, Launch, Maritime, RF

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