Daily data delivery milestone achieved

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Daily data delivery milestone achieved
by Staff Writers
Luxembourg (SPX) Feb 03, 2023

Kleos Space has reached the milestone of daily product delivery collected from a strategically critical area of interest to its early adopter customers. RF data is collected by the Vigilance Mission (KSF1) satellites and is then processed through Kleos systems to generate intelligence products.

The Vigilance Mission RF data collection satellites are in a sun synchronous low Earth orbit enabling them to collect data daily from the target area of interest.

Kleos intelligence products provide valuable intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) capability to governments and commercial entities. This complements other intelligence sources to improve the detection of illegal and/or hidden activity such as piracy, drug and people smuggling, illegal fishing, pollution, and border challenges.

Kleos' CEO Alan Khalili said, "Following our announcement at the end of last year confirming that our intelligence product was made available to initial customers, we have now achieved yet another milestone in delivering product daily. We also want to thank our satellite builder partner ISISpace for their ongoing support and service; they have recently brought online a capability in Australia that has been transformational to progress".

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