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On-demand non-Earth imaging and insights of spacecraft that matter.
Sydney, New South Wales
Joined May 2016
Let there be light. You’re looking at Holmes-007’s first image, taken aboard @GoToImpulse's Mira just weeks after launch. Taken over Slovenia, this image confirms our optics are performing in orbit. Next up: test observations of stars & the Moon before we start imaging satellites. Step one complete. More to come.
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What an incredible Dragons’ Den session at DGI! Thanks to the fellow Dragons & speakers for a thought-provoking discussion on geospatial intelligence. Our CEO, @drwillcrowe, showcased HEO’s NEI tech, demonstrating its growing impact across defence, intelligence & commercial space, and took home the win.
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Introducing Holmes Mk2, a powerful NEI camera in a compact form. Designed to meet the growing demand for high-fidelity space imagery, Holmes Mk2 introduces a range of upgrades aimed at increasing image success rates and delivering clearer insights for in-orbit solutions.
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Non-Earth imaging can help satellite operators identify their assets after launch. Join us for a live webinar to learn how NEI can support early operations and enable customised risk mitigation strategies:
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Securing space through partnerships 🤝 Holmes-007 is now in orbit aboard @GoToImpulse’s Mira. A huge thanks to @GoToImpulse for making this possible and our incredible team for making this happen—another NEI camera launched in back-to-back months!
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RT @GoToImpulse: @SpaceX This mission builds on the record-breaking success of LEO Express-1, pushing boundaries with upgraded systems and…
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A license to image 📸 Coming soon, our Holmes-007 camera will launch aboard @GoToImpulse’s Mira, boosting our in-space capabilities. Designed and built by our team, Holmes operates as a hosted payload, capturing imagery of space objects as they fly by the host spacecraft.
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Our NEI tech was always on in 2024. From tracking debris to identifying satellites, NEI is transforming how we understand space objects. Dive into our top moments of the year:
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🚨Holiday NEI Alert🚨 We’ve spotted something unusual in Santa’s orbit - a spacecraft resembling the Grinch’s sleigh, complete with an empty bag ready for mischief. Don’t worry, we’re monitoring to ensure Santa’s mission stays on track. Happy holidays from all of us at HEO!🎄
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Lift-off 🚀🚀🚀 HEO’s NEI camera was successfully launched to space aboard @SidusSpace's LizzieSat™-2. This is our 3rd NEI camera launch and will enable us to deliver higher frequency images and insights on the most important space assets. Read more:
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5 NEI cameras are heading to orbit on 4 partner launches! These launches will mark our first Adler Imager in orbit and grow our network to over 50 sensors. Every camera boosts our ability to deliver high-frequency NEI solutions for a secure and sustainable space environment.
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Why image in space? Because these things don't happen every day. Great to partner with @astroscale_HQ and capture a moment in the historic ADRAS-J mission.
We've got the receipts! 🧾 Check out this incredible shot thanks to our friends at @heospace of our ADRAS-J spacecraft closing within 50 m of the upper stage during our recent close approach. Read more about our latest achievement in our press release:
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At least 2,500 satellites will launch annually this decade. We believe that a network of sensors powered by advanced software can transform how we manage space operations. See how we're using NEI to visualise in-orbit conditions, helping operators to make critical decisions in space:
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Traditional methods for tracking and identifying satellites are falling behind as space grows more crowded, leaving critical gaps and uncertainties. HEO’s flyby NEI is changing that, offering rapid satellite identification and characterisation. Explore our latest white paper & real-world case studies:
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New Holmes non-Earth imagery just dropped 🔥 We turned our Holmes Imager towards Jupiter and captured 5 satellites in a single imaging mission. Can you identify them all? Hint: only one of them was launched from Earth.
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