Satlyt, a company founded by former Google and SpaceX product managers, has completed an $8 million seed funding round to run AI on satellites.
Satlyt, founded by former Google and SpaceX product manager Rama Afullo, has completed an $8 million seed funding round. The company is developing open software to enable AI models to run on multiple satellites, aiming to become "the Android of orbital computing." The round was led by Non Sibi Ventures. Satlyt's software will launch on Thursday aboard a SpaceX rocket, carrying the first prototype of Google's Project Suncatcher.
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