The world uses satellite services for communications and positioning every day. Everything from "Find My iPhone" to disaster response efforts to live event broadcasts rely on this infrastructure.
We need space to help with environmental challenges on the ground. Satellites collect valuable data on humanity's impact on land, air, and sea, along with providing tomorrow's weather forecast.
Our financial system doesn't work without the ultra-precise timekeeping of GPS satellites. Without them, the stock market, ATMs, and point-of-sale systems grind to a halt.
Our everyday lives rely on space-based services all orbiting safely — from location services to climate monitoring and telecommunications. Privateer enables us to work together in space so we can stay connected on Earth.
Our open and transparent platform enables nations, policymakers, and private ventures to share space responsibly, for the benefit of humankind.
The future of the space economy seems boundless, and the pursuit of opportunities in space is rapidly evolving. Now is the time to establish how we will be stewards of space, ensuring future generations can flourish on the ground, in Earth orbit, and beyond.
Providing best-in-class tools for space operators, service providers, and governing bodies.
Affordable solutions to support scientific research, planetary defense, climate monitoring, and more.
Space sustainability is at the core of our mission. We’re here to help all humans understand the space environment and take action to protect it.
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An experienced leader and innovator in tech, Alex has served in leadership roles at companies like Apple and Exodus Communications, as well as co-founding Wheels of Zeus and Ripcord.
Silicon Valley icon and co-founder of Apple, Steve has been a tech entrepreneur for more than 40 years.
Moriba is a renowned astrodynamicist, a space environmentalist, and an associate professor at the University of Texas at Austin. As Privateer’s Chief Scientist, he is the visionary behind our innovative technology.
By now you may have heard a fair amount about ‘Pono,’ our mighty solution to space sustainability and Earth observation data in a tiny hosted satellite payload package. You may even know it’s launching in late November on a SpaceX Falcon 9, riding along with D-Orbit’s ION space tug. But did you know one of its many out-there features is ultra-high accuracy orbit determination?
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