
US-based LeoLabs™ operates radars to protect low Earth orbit satellites from debris threats.
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LeoLabs' cloud-based platform offers access to a commercial orbital data catalog with persistent observation of more than 23,000 space objects in LEO.
QUIN says its technology addresses security needs of government and commercial customers worldwide and is positioned for growth.
Moultrie will provide independent corporate oversight of LeoLabs to maintain the highest level of trust and confidence of the U.S. Government, affirming LeoLabs commitment to U.S national security as a trusted partner for U.S. and Allied defense and intelligence space missions.
Company wins over $20M in contract awards during the first half of 2024 across a diverse set of government and commercial customers to fuel over 100% year-over-year revenue growth.
The company’s newest radar features technology that will unlock advanced Space Domain Awareness capabilities required to detect, locate, maintain custody of, and track growing threats in space.
LeoLabs announced plans to further proliferate its Global Radar Network with Scout, a new, next-generation radar class designed for mobility, modularity, and rapid deployment.
LeoLabs offers opportunities to help safeguard space and life on Earth.
LeoLabs is led by a team with experience in space technology, astrodynamics, and global security. Tony Frazier is identified as chief executive officer.
LeoLabs enables military space commands, civil government agencies, and commercial operators to detect, track, characterize, and respond to threats.
LeoLabs delivers the Orbital Intelligence operators need to detect, track, characterize, and respond to threats in space.
LeoLabs, Inc.'s privacy policy is effective August 17, 2026, and applies to the company, its subsidiaries, and related entities.
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