Exodus Orbitals

Exodus Orbitals is a Canadian space technology company founded in 2018 and headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, with an additional office in Southampton, United Kingdom, developing a software-defined satellite platform that enables customers to deploy and run software applications directly on satellites in low Earth orbit.

The company's 'Satellite-as-a-Service' model lets multiple customers share a single satellite rather than build and launch dedicated hardware, reducing the cost and complexity of running a space mission. Customers use Exodus Orbitals' Satellite DevKit (SDK) to design, build, and validate their applications on the ground, then deploy the code to the company's on-orbit compute platform via the Satellite Access Platform, which supports dynamic scheduling and execution of hosted software. Application examples highlighted by the company include Earth imaging, signals analytics, space astronomy, object recognition, change detection, and asset tracking.

Exodus Orbitals' SDK was validated by the European Space Agency (ESA) through the OPS-SAT mission, and the company used Docker's OS-level virtualization to accelerate development of its containerized software stack. In 2021, the company raised approximately $1.55 million in seed funding, graduated from the Moonshot space incubator program, and partnered with Modularity Space to develop a satellite-as-a-service platform. The founding team was led by CEO Dennis Silin.

As of this update, exodusorbitals.com no longer resolves and the company's online presence appears inactive; this record reflects the company's last known public information from archived website content.