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We are delivering the right information at the right time for Earth. Our Space Edge Computing technology improves affordability, lead times, and accessibility for Earth observation data - with zero minimum order quantities.

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(Sydney, NSW - 3rd of January, 2023) Today, the Space Edge One computer (SE-1) developed by Australian startup, Spiral Blue, launched as a hosted payload aboard a Satellogic NewSat spacecraft on the Transporter-6 Rideshare mission, which departed on aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Cape Canaveral, Florida at 9:56am ET.

Spiral Blue SE-1 Computer Reaches Orbit Aboard Satellogic Satellite

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Spiral Blue, and Esper Satellite Imagery are pleased to report that they have completed thermal vacuum chamber testing of Esper’s ‘Esperesso’ hyperspectral imager. The test provides more evidence for the space readiness of Esper’s and Spiral Blue’s technology as it simulates space conditions by evacuating air and cycling extreme temperatures.

Esper Satellite Imagery and Spiral Blue space qualify the first hyperspectral smart sensor with integrated onboard computer

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Accessing Earth observation data just got easier. Spiral Blue is delighted to announce that we are partnering with LatConnect 60 to provide Australians with increased satellite tasking capabilities. 

Spiral Blue and LatConnect 60 bring the power of satellites to Australians

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