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Aerospace company building radar satellite constellations for real-time 3D Earth mapping, serving defense, commercial, and geospatial intelligence.
Array Labs has raised $25.6M across 3 funding rounds.
Key people at Array Labs.
Array Labs was founded in 2019 by Jose Isaac Robledo (Co-Founder/COO) and Andrew Peterson (Founder).
Array Labs has raised $25.6M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Based in Palo Alto, California, Array Labs is an aerospace company that develops swarms of small radar-based satellites to generate real-time, high-resolution 3D maps of the Earth. The business provides radar payloads, sovereign satellite systems, and geospatial data analytics to commercial industries, intelligence agencies, and autonomous vehicle developers. To achieve scalability, the firm utilizes mass production techniques adapted from the consumer electronics and telecommunications sectors. Operating with a team of 30 employees, the startup has secured a half dozen contracts with United States military branches and combatant commands. Array Labs has raised $25 million in total capital, including a $20 million Series A and a $5 million seed round backed by Y Combinator, Seraphim Space, Catapult Ventures, and angel investor Brian McClendon. The company was founded in 2019 by Andrew Peterson and Jose Isaac Robledo.
Array Labs has raised $25.6M across 3 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $20.0M Series A in January 2026.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 5, 2026 | $20M Series A | Catapult Ventures | KOMPAS VC, Aera VC, Animal Capital, Cultivation Capital, Maiora Capital, Washington Harbour Partners, Y Combinator | Announced |
| Sep 1, 2022 | $5M Seed | Lewis Jones, Agya Ventures | Afore Capital, Blume Ventures, Embedded Ventures, Fractal Growth Partners, Glade Brook Capital Partners, Helium 3 Ventures, Inventus Capital Partners, KHOCEL INVEST, Lightspeed India Partners, Merak Ventures, Seraphim Space, Techstars, Tsvc Capital, UP.Partners, XX, Anthony Pompliano, Ashish Taneja, Furqan Rydhan, Ryan Johnson, Sahin Boydas, Trevor Blackwell, Fuel Ventures | Announced |
| Mar 1, 2022 | $600K Seed | — | 8090 Industries, Helium 3 Ventures, Khosla Ventures, Prelude Ventures, Safar Partners, The Engine | Announced |
Key people at Array Labs.
Array Labs was founded in 2019 by Jose Isaac Robledo (Co-Founder/COO) and Andrew Peterson (Founder).
Array Labs has raised $25.6M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Array Labs's investors include Catapult Ventures, KOMPAS VC, Aera VC, Animal Capital, Cultivation Capital, Maiora Capital, Washington Harbour Partners, Y Combinator, Lewis Jones, Agya Ventures, Afore Capital, Blume Ventures.
Array Labs is building a constellation of next-generation satellites to create the first real-time, high-resolution 3D map of the Earth. Their product is a distributed radar satellite system that delivers on-demand, high-quality 3D imagery of any location on the planet, overcoming the traditional limitations of slow, expensive, or low-quality geospatial data. Array Labs serves industries such as architecture, engineering, construction, defense, climate analytics, insurance, and autonomous systems, where accurate, timely 3D data is critical. The company solves the problem of limited access to affordable, high-resolution 3D imagery by leveraging clusters of small satellites that work together to capture data from multiple angles simultaneously, enabling rapid, global coverage at a fraction of the cost of conventional methods. Array Labs has demonstrated early traction with successful test satellite launches and is preparing for its first commercial production cluster, signaling strong growth momentum in the rapidly expanding Earth observation and geospatial intelligence market.
Array Labs was founded in 2021 by Andrew Peterson and Julien Dupe, both with backgrounds in aerospace and advanced technology. The idea emerged from the founders’ recognition that existing Earth observation systems were fundamentally limited by tradeoffs between resolution, coverage, and cost. Drawing on their experience in satellite design and remote sensing, they set out to build a new kind of satellite architecture that could deliver unprecedented 3D data quality at scale. Array Labs quickly gained attention as a Y Combinator startup, benefiting from the accelerator’s network and resources. Early milestones included the successful launch of two test satellites in 2024, which validated key subsystems and paved the way for the company’s first commercial production cluster. The founders’ vision, combined with rapid technical progress, has positioned Array Labs as a rising star in the space technology ecosystem.
Array Labs is riding the wave of the New Space revolution, where advances in miniaturization, satellite manufacturing, and data analytics are democratizing access to Earth observation data. The timing is critical: as industries from urban planning to climate monitoring demand more frequent, higher-quality geospatial insights, traditional methods are proving inadequate. Array Labs’ technology aligns with broader trends in automation, artificial intelligence, and digital twin modeling, where real-time 3D data is becoming a foundational input. By lowering the cost and increasing the speed of 3D mapping, Array Labs is enabling new applications in AR/XR, autonomy, and ESG analytics, and influencing the broader ecosystem by setting a new standard for what’s possible in remote sensing.
Array Labs is poised to become a leader in the next generation of Earth observation, with its first production cluster set to launch in 2026. The company’s unique approach to 3D mapping will likely drive adoption across a wide range of industries, from defense to climate analytics, and could reshape how organizations understand and interact with the physical world. As the demand for real-time, high-resolution geospatial data continues to grow, Array Labs’ influence will expand, potentially catalyzing new markets and applications. The company’s journey reflects the broader shift toward democratized, scalable space technology—a trend that will only accelerate in the coming years. Array Labs is not just building satellites; it’s building the infrastructure for a new era of global awareness.