Maris-Tech's Technology to be Deployed at Beresheet 2 Lunar Mission- Israeli Spacecraft
Maris-Tech Ltd. (Nasdaq: MTEK) has received a purchase order from SpaceIL to develop a video recording, streaming, and image processing solution for the Beresheet 2 Lunar Mission. This mission includes one orbiter and two landers aimed at scientific exploration of the moon. Maris-Tech previously contributed to the 2019 Beresheet spacecraft. The new Jupiter-Space system will manage camera operations, image processing, and landing algorithms, reinforcing the company’s role in high-quality video transmission technology under extreme conditions.
- Secured purchase order from SpaceIL for the Beresheet 2 Lunar Mission.
- Previous successful collaboration with SpaceIL on the 2019 Beresheet mission.
- Jupiter-Space system enhances Maris-Tech's innovative technology portfolio in space applications.
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Maris- Tech received a purchase order from SpaceIL for the development of a video recording, streaming and image processing solution
REHOVOT, Israel, July 05, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Maris-Tech Ltd. (Nasdaq: MTEK, MTEKW) (“Maris-Tech” or the “Company”), a B2B provider of intelligent video transmission technology, today announced that it has been chosen by SpaceIL, an organization that strives to promote science and science education, which in 2019 became the first private entity in history to reach the moon, to take part in "Beresheet 2 Lunar Mission", Israeli Lunar Spacecraft. As a result, the Company received a purchase order, for the Jupiter-Space development.
The Company's Neptune-Space previously served as the video recording and streaming solution on the 2019 SpaceIL “Beresheet” spacecraft, the first Israeli and the first privately initiated mission to land on the moon.
"We are thrilled to take part in this important mission. Our unique and miniature technology allows users to stream high quality video in real time and in extreme conditions. We strive to provide our customers with cutting-edge, custom technologies, and are pleased with our second mission with SpaceIL," said Israel Bar, CEO of Maris-Tech.
Shimon Sarid, CEO of SpaceIL, commented "We are proud to team up with Maris-Tech and make together our journey all the way to the moon.”
Beresheet 2 Lunar Mission is a three Spacecraft Mission to the Moon: one Orbiter and two Landers. The Orbiter is planned to launch from Earth while carrying the two Landers, arrive to the moon, safely release the Landers at different times and continue orbiting the moon for several years, while the Landers are planned to be released from the Orbiter and land at different sites on the moon. Each spacecraft is performing at least one scientific mission.
The Jupiter-Space is designated for both Beresheet 2 Landers and Orbiter. It oversees cameras operation, image processing and additional processing including hosting landing algorithm.
About Maris-Tech Ltd.
Maris-Tech is a B2B provider of intelligent video transmission technology, founded by veterans of the Israel technology sector with extensive electrical engineering and imaging experience. Our products are designed to meet the growing demands of commercial and tactical applications, delivering high-performance, compact, low power and low latency solutions to companies worldwide, including leading electro-optical payload, RF datalink and unmanned platform manufacturers as well as defense, HLS, and communication companies. For more information, visit https://www.maris-tech.com/.
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