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Marlan Space Leads $1 Billion, 50-Satellite AI Project

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of three CubeSats photographed from the International Space Station in October 2012. Archival satellite context, not the reported AI constellation.
AI courtroom sketch of three CubeSats photographed from the International Space Station in October 2012. Archival satellite context, not the reported AI constellation. Adapted from the credited reference. CubeSats launched by ISS Expedition 33.jpg — NASA / ISS Expedition 33; Public domain. AI illustration based on NASA source imagery. NASA has not reviewed or endorsed this illustration and is not responsible for its accuracy.

Marlan Space and Loft Orbital announced a $1 billion project to expand the Altair AI-enabled Earth-observation constellation from 10 to 50 satellites. Orbitworks, their joint venture in Abu Dhabi, will assemble the spacecraft, which will combine optical, radar and other sensors with onboard computing to process observations and issue alerts within seconds. Mistral AI will supply onboard artificial-intelligence technology, while BlackSky will provide very-high-resolution electro-optical satellites. The first spacecraft is planned for launch on SpaceX in early October, with later missions expected to use MaiaSpace; none of the new satellites is operational yet.

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