Array Labs

The firm's core technology leverages clusters of small, mass-manufactured satellites flying in formation to image locations from multiple angles simultaneously. This distributed, multistatic radar approach allows the company to deliver detailed 3D reconstructions of terrain, vegetation, and man-made structures in a single pass, regardless of weather conditions or time of day. The system is designed to provide data with significantly improved resolution and quality—reportedly up to 60x better than conventional techniques—at a lower cost.

Array Labs operates on a multi-pronged business model, offering radar payloads for defense contractors and satellite bus providers, fully integrated sovereign satellite systems for customers wanting to operate their own assets, and data products and analytics from its own satellite constellation. Its clientele includes commercial and government entities. The company has secured numerous contracts with U.S. government bodies, including the Air Force, Space Force, Navy, DARPA, and U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM). Commercial applications for its data span industries such as mining, infrastructure, autonomous systems, and insurance. A key strategic partnership was formed with Mitsubishi Electric to develop satellite-based tracking services for defense and security customers in the Asia-Pacific region.

The company is a Y Combinator alumnus and has raised significant capital to fund its expansion. Notable funding rounds include a $5M seed round in 2022, a $20M Series A in January 2026, and a $21M strategic investment round in July 2026, anchored by Mitsubishi Electric. These funds are allocated to scaling manufacturing, expanding its teams, and preparing for the launch of its first formation-flying radar satellite cluster. The company launched two demonstration satellites in 2024 to validate its distributed-radar concept, with the first production cluster launch anticipated in 2026.