Arete was excited to present our Photon Sleuth application at the Space Force’s Space Domain Awareness TAP Lab Apollo Accelerator Cohort 3 Demo Day earlier this week! Arete’s Photon Sleuth enhances Space Situational Awareness by allowing for the unqueued, simultaneous detection of many extremely dim targets. Arete is proud to participate in the Apollo Accelerator!
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Director of the Aerospace Centre of Excellence, Strathclyde Space Cluster, University of Strathclyde
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Aligning Laser Antenna Optical Components for the LISA Space Mission
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