Observed arrival · 2026-11-03
KL Space’s satellite-side AI stack
A Korean space-tech company developing onboard AI, low-power satellite computing, and mission-integration systems.
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- Satellite operators and Earth-observation mission teams
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- Its three-stage workflow selects useful results onboard and sends selected data to the ground.
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The site describes a satellite-side processing sequence: acquire Earth-observation data, analyze it onboard, then downlink selected results. It presents Hammer as an embedded computing platform and Hammer+ as an expanded platform for AI workloads, but supplies no technical specifications. The company lists its founding year as 2025 and says it is preparing for in-orbit demonstration; those descriptions do not establish that the platforms are deployed.
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