Engineering the Future of Orbit

Weatherwave is building a new model for space systems: coordinated smallsats working together in orbit, rapid satellite production on the ground, and instrument-to-orbit deployment measured in weeks instead of years.

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A New Kind of Space Company

Weatherwave isn’t a mission. It’s a platform. We are building a modern American small-satellite production line capable of manufacturing and deploying more than 100 satellites per year. This creates a resilient, rapidly upgradable, continually improving constellation, built to evolve as national needs evolve.

Instrument to Orbit in Weeks

With monthly launch opportunities, Weatherwave enables rapid instrument flight. If a sensor meets spec, we integrate it, test it, and fly it on the next available mission-putting new capability on orbit in weeks, not months or years.

Flagship-Class Performance

Cooperative multi-satellite sensing allows our constellation to match or exceed traditional billion-dollar monolithic systems across key metrics such as resolution, calibration stability, and temporal sampling, while costing only a fraction of traditional flagship architectures.

Resilience Through Replication

Instead of a small number of billion-dollar single points of failure, Weatherwave deploys many satellites working together. The network adapts, reroutes, replaces, and improves continuously, the way an architecture for uncertain futures should behave.

Government Customers

Weather, climate, environmental monitoring, disaster response, and Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaisance (ISR) missions benefit from our rapid cadence, high resiliency, and U.S.-based production.

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Investors

A scalable satellite production line creates predictable revenue, recurring demand, and a defensible strategic position in a rapidly expanding market.

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Commercial Partners

From agriculture to insurance to environmental risk analytics, new sensor concepts can launch on rapid timelines and expand what’s possible from orbit.

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