Satlyt, a company founded by former Google and SpaceX product managers, has completed an $8 million funding round, aiming to run AI on satellites.
Satlyt, founded by former Google and SpaceX product manager Rama Afullo, aims to develop open-source software that allows AI models to run on various satellites, with the goal of becoming "the Android of orbital computing." The company has completed an $8 million seed funding round. Satlyt's software will launch this Thursday via a SpaceX rocket, alongside the first prototype of Google's "Suncatcher" space data center project.
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