
United Kingdom · Aviation & aerospace startup
Alba Orbital is a leading Scottish NewSpace company based in Glasgow, founded in 2012 by Tom Walkinshaw.
Funding reportedLast round: Seed
Alba Orbital is a leading Scottish NewSpace company based in Glasgow, founded in 2012 by Tom Walkinshaw.
The company specializes in the design, manufacturing, and deployment of PocketQube satellites, which are ultra-small satellites weighing under 1 kg. Alba Orbital is recognized as the world's top manufacturer and launch broker for these satellites, having successfully launched 19 picosatellites to orbit. The company operates globally with offices in the UK, US, and Germany, providing comprehensive solutions for new space users. Alba Orbital offers a range of products, including the Unicorn-1 and Unicorn-2 satellite platforms, designed for Earth observation and imaging. They also manufacture Albapod satellite deployers, which facilitate the launch of multiple PocketQubes into orbit. The company provides end-to-end services, including satellite manufacturing, launch brokerage, ground station services, and environmental testing. With a diverse client base that includes academic institutions, government agencies, and commercial enterprises, Alba Orbital is committed to democratizing access to space and advancing Earth observation capabilities.
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What they build
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photography satellitesinternational space missionssatellite payloadssatellite deploymentsatellite taskingsatellite data analysissatellite imageryspace data serviceslaunch vehicle integrationmulti-satellite deploymentrideshare satellite launchesdistributioncloud-free imagerymanufacturingsatellite imagingturnkey satellite missions
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