Lorett

Lorett (Lorett LLC) designs and manufactures innovative equipment and technologies for receiving data from Earth remote sensing satellites. Their products aim to simplify, accelerate, and reduce the cost of real-time satellite data reception. The company also engages in educational projects for schoolchildren, mentors, students, and teachers, focusing on Earth observation from space through courses, lectures, workshops, and competitions. Lorett is a resident of the Skolkovo Foundation. They operate as the operator for the "Space Reconnaissance" direction of the All-Russian scientific and technical competition "IntERA" and organize the competition "Making a data reception station in the L-band from meteorological satellites with your own hands." Notable projects include "Belki-2018" for finding seal rookeries using satellite imagery and a pilot project for a network of competence centers in the MariNet Arctic zone. The company's team includes specialists in Earth remote sensing systems, mechatronic devices, antenna systems, and software development.