Spaceflux

Spaceflux is a United Kingdom based space domain awareness company. Its website describes it as a European company whose technology gives orbital insights from low Earth orbit (LEO) to geostationary orbit (GEO). It was founded by a team of scientists and engineers who combine years of telescope operation with machine learning, and its aim is to improve space monitoring with smarter and more scalable tools.

Sensor network and platform

Spaceflux runs its own global network of optical telescopes. The site says the network covers all orbits from LEO to GEO and cislunar space, and that short-wave infrared (SWIR) technology allows tracking in daylight as well as at night. The telescopes are 70 cm class, paired with advanced cameras, and the company says they can detect faint objects. Data is delivered through Cortex, an AI-driven cloud platform that the company says typically gets data to users in about 90 seconds.

Products and services

• Tracking data from LEO to GEO, supplied as Tracking Data Messages with sub-arcsecond accuracy and millisecond timestamps
• Live tasking, so customers can submit tracking requests and change priorities in real time
• GEO coverage in which every resident space object is tracked several times a day from multiple sites
• LEO tracking, where the site states objects as small as 2.5 cm can be followed
• Hardware solutions: integrated optical space surveillance nodes with real-time edge processing, so customers can run their own sovereign capability

The company says new users can start tasking the network and accessing data within hours, with no complex integration. Its customers are governments and satellite operators that need to respond to orbital congestion and debris.

Events

Spaceflux is listed as a sponsor of the AMOS Conference 2027.

Contact

Country: United Kingdom
Spaceflux is listed under Space, Aircraft Software and is based in United Kingdom.
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