Lethal, non-trackable debris.
The biggest threat in space.

Ground systems miss 99% of the orbital debris capable of damaging a satellite. Odin sensors detect sub-centimeter impacts in real time, producing the data that operators need to understand what happened, respond faster, and access collision-specific insurance at a fraction of legacy costs.

Of lethal debris is invisible to ground-based tracking.

140

Fragments larger than 1 mm in orbit. ESA estimate. None are tracked.

0.3

The lethal debris size. A grain of salt at 7 km/s will end a mission.

Of spacecraft fail before completing their mission. Most failures go unexplained.

Without collision data, failures go unexplained. Insurance stays out of reach. Risk models remain incomplete.
Odin closes that gap.

Forensic clarity
in orbit

Know exactly what hit your spacecraft, and when. Diagnose anomalies in minutes, not months.

How it Works

Insurance that finally adds up

Coverage starts around $30,000 a year, a fraction of the cost of traditional, all-peril, policies. Underwritten by Lloyd's of London.

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An intelligence layer for space

Every equipped satellite contributes to a shared picture of orbital risk. The more spacecraft join, the sharper the picture.

The Network

Odin detects what ground tracking systems miss.

With Odin, operators gain the data to understand what is happening in orbit, attribute failures to their actual cause, and insure against the threats that current systems miss.

Real-Time Impact Detection

Catch every strike, the moment it happens. Ultra-sensitive impact detectors capture the unique signatures of debris strikes the moment they happen, producing collision data that ground systems cannot deliver.

Network-Wide Threat Alerts

Warn the whole fleet when one spacecraft is hit. When one satellite detects a collision, the Odin network shares the data across the constellation, giving every operator advance warning of evolving debris fields.

Orbital Risk Intelligence

Replace decades-old models with live telemetry. Continuous collision data builds the most granular picture of the sub-centimeter debris environment ever assembled.

Instant Failure Attribution

Know it was debris in minutes, not months. Determine whether debris caused an anomaly quickly enough to eliminate months of unnecessary investigation.

Proven solutions for
the entire space ecosystem

Satellite OEMs

Manufacturers can now deliver spacecraft with built-in collision intelligence and access to affordable insurance. By integrating our Nano Sensors™, OEMs can protect customer assets, reduce liability, provide continued assurance, and turn safety into a core commercial differentiator.

Satellite Operators

Operators use Odin’s real-time impact data to monitor health, diagnose failures, and access affordable insurance. Our platform transforms uncertainty into operational confidence, protecting missions and reputations.

Large Infrastructure Players

For operators of mega-constellations, space stations, or in-orbit services, Odin provides the data backbone for sustainable operations. Orbit reconnaissance and collision intelligence minimizes risk exposure across fleets, enabling continuous service and long-term asset protection in increasingly congested orbits.

Defense

Odin delivers precise, independent impact data critical for situational awareness and mission assurance. Nations quickly enhance their national space domain awareness, gain rapid failure attribution, and strengthen their resilience across both military and defence infrastructure.

Insurers

Odin turns unseen orbital risk into quantifiable data, allowing insurers to design targeted, low-volatility policies and unlock an entirely new class of space-risk products - grounded in real, verified impact data.

Space Agencies

For agencies pioneering exploration and sustainability, Odin provides the world’s first complete dataset on sub-centimeter debris. We’re helping shape the future of responsible space activity with insights that support regulatory frameworks, risk models, de-orbit policy, and continual mission safety.