LeoLabs

LeoLabs is a US space-technology company that builds and operates a network of phased-array radars to track objects in low Earth orbit (LEO) and provide orbital intelligence to satellite operators, launch providers and government space commands. The company was formed to address the growing risk of collisions in an increasingly congested LEO environment, where traditional government-run tracking networks cover only a fraction of the debris and active satellites in orbit.

Its platform combines a proliferated ground radar network with a cloud-based analytics engine that maintains a near real-time catalog of tracked objects, issues collision-avoidance alerts, and supports launch operators with post-separation tracking of newly deployed satellites; customers access the data through a web platform and APIs for space domain awareness, space traffic management and mission operations. LeoLabs serves commercial satellite operators, launch companies and defense and civil government agencies, including the US Space Force.

1. Phased-array radar network: multiple ground sites track objects in low Earth orbit with frequent revisit rates.

2. Near real-time object catalog: an AI-enabled platform maintains an updated map of tracked debris and satellites.

3. Collision-avoidance alerts: conjunction warnings help satellite operators plan avoidance maneuvers before close approaches.

4. Launch and early-orbit support: post-separation tracking confirms newly deployed satellites reach their intended orbits.

5. Space traffic management tools: a cloud platform and APIs give operators self-service access to tracking data.

6. Government and commercial contracts: LeoLabs supports the US Space Force alongside commercial satellite operators.