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85% of satellite suppliers suffer failures on orbit.​​

Don't let debris disrupt your

mission​​

Protect yourself with ODIN Space.

Analyse collisions in real-time
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0.1 mm debris resolution

Compact design

Compatible with all satellites

Low mass & power

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Think smaller

The future of space safety
 

Satellite operators, insurers and investors all have exposure to the growing threat of space debris. Even fragments as small as a grain of salt carry the energy of a bullet and can disable a satellite instantly. Today, only 1% of debris is avoidable due to the limitations of tracking technology.

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We’re changing that.

 

At ODIN Space we are developing technology to map and analyse the remaining 99% of lethal, non-trackable debris and will deliver mission-critical insights via our space safety platform. 

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Flight Heritage

Our sensor technology is proven in space

We launched our first sensor in June 2023, exceeding all technical objectives.

RECENT LAUNCH

ODIN Sensor DU-1

BACKED BY

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Earth from Space
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"The insight ODIN Space can provide to other operators in space will be invaluable to the continued growth of the NewSpace economy and help save billions of dollars a year"

Rob Desborough
Managing Partner, Seraphim Space

Space Satellite

"With as many as 100,000 satellites and hundreds of billions of dollars’ worth of space-based infrastructure expected to be in orbit by 2030, understanding how debris is behaving is crucial for satellite operators, orbital service providers and insurance companies"

Vinay Patel
Commercial Manager
Space Park Leicester

Satellite

"ODIN are pioneering debris solutions in a fundamental area, microscale debris, and their roadmap aligns perfectly with D-Orbit’s space sustainability goals"

Martyn Fogg
Fleet Mission Manager, D-Orbit

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Orbital Debris Impact Network

Our network of on-orbit impact sensors provides the first data on lethal sub-centimetre debris in LEO and GEO, supporting the entire space ecosystem with mission-critical intelligence on the orbital debris threat.

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