Commercial Space Transformers
Commercial Space Transformers
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The SpaceNews Commercial Space Transformers video series gives viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the people and companies driving the space industry’s commercial transformation.
The weekly series features 15-minute down-to-Earth interviews with key players in space, ranging from the executives at the helm of some of the market’s biggest disruptors to the bankers and investors helping to finance their journey.
Join SpaceNews Senior Staff Writer Jason Rainbow as he embarks on a mission to learn where the fast-evolving space industry is heading next.
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Explores the commercial transformation of the space industry, focusing on investment, technology, and innovation, with episodes featuring insights from executives at leading companies like Lockheed Martin Ventures and AE Industrial Partners highlighting trends in space startups and financial backing.
The SpaceNews Commercial Space Transformers video series gives viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the people and companies driving the space industry’s commercial transformation.
The weekly series features 15-minute down-to-Earth interviews with key players in space, ranging from the executives at the helm of some of the market’s biggest disruptors to the bankers and investors helping to finance their journey.
Join SpaceNews Senior Staff Writer Jason Rainbow as he embarks on a mission to learn where the fast-evolving space industry is heading next.
In this episode of Commercial Space Transformers SpaceNews Senior Staff Writer Jason Rainbow speaks with Alex Greenberg, Co-founder and COO, Loft Orbital.The discussion centers on Loft Orbital's innovative approach as a ”space-as-a-service” provider, simplifying satellite deployment for customers. The company recently announced $170 million in a Series C funding round.Loft Orbital's focus on offering standardized and turnkey satellite solutions, providing faster and more cost-effective access to space. The company distinguishes itself by not being vertically integrated, sourcing satellite buses from external partners, and prioritizing the integration of payloads and operational infrastructure. Looking forward, Loft Orbital plans to scale its operations, automate processes, and enable AI-powered satellite missions, allowing customers to deploy software applications in space with minimal customization and rapid deployment.
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