Obruta in the News

We’re thrilled to announce that Obruta has been awarded a $350,000 contribution through the Canadian Space Agency's Space Technology Development Program! This funding will accelerate our development of advanced vision-based AI for autonomous spacecraft navigation.

Ottawa’s Obruta Space Solutions is close to successfully concluding a year-long series of tests of their autonomous orbital docking technology.

As the in-space economy continues to expand, the demand for the mission extension of space vehicles and on-orbit repair technologies is growing. The key enablers to meeting these on-orbit demands are the successful execution of Rendezvous, Proximity Operations, and Docking (RPOD) missions and the connectivity and satellite networks that will power their operations.

HAUS interviews Obruta's Co-founder & CEO Kevin Stadnyk about the company, goals, and the space industry.

Obruta's Co-founder & CTO will speak on a panel at IAC 2024 which aims to showcase young professionals and emerging leaders who are actively involved in space initiatives that utilize intelligent systems, augment space operations with machine learning, or conduct data-driven activities in space.

The space industry is growing at a dramatic pace. A dynamic blend of government entities, major aerospace firms, and pioneering entrepreneurs are racing to capitalize on new orbital opportunities. We’re excited to bring together leaders from space startups and ecosystem partners, including Obruta, to discuss,

On this edition of The Ex Terra Podcast, Tom Patton talks with Kevin Stadnyk, co-founder and CEO of Obruta Space Solutions.

Obruta successfully flew our autonomous spacecraft rendezvous, proximity operations, and docking (RPOD) software on these two Astrobee robots inside the International Space Station! We demonstrated our AI-based computer vision alongside our autonomous path planning and control software in a realistic microgravity environment.

In-space services make up a majority of the technologies on display at Startup Space 2024, with new satellite constellations, software, antennas, navigation services, and propulsion systems also on the menu.

Obruta's Co-founder & CEO Kevin Stadnyk will be pitching at the York Angel Investors space-tech event on Match 7th. Come out to hear about Obruta's journey from academic beginnings to our recent spaceflight mission, what's next on our roadmap, and how we are enabling the in-space services economy!

Mandala Space Ventures, a Pasadena-based venture studio and leader in supporting entrepreneurs and venture capitalists to successfully launch companies within the emerging new-space economy, announced today the selection of 10 Canadian space startups to take part in the SoCal – Canadian Space Accelerator.

Ottawa’s Obruta Space Solutions will be putting their autonomous spaceflight technology to the test next month on the International Space Station (ISS).

Obruta’s autonomous RPOD spaceflight software is being tested in space! In partnership with space-technology developer GeoJump, the ISS National Lab has awarded our teams three missions of flight time using the Astrobee platforms on-board the International Space Station.

We’re pleased to announce that Obruta has been awarded a Space Technology Development Program contribution by the Canadian Space Agency. This award, valued at just under $225,000, is helping fund Obruta’s efforts to develop Computer Vision for autonomous spacecraft docking.

Obruta is proud to be a founding signatory of the Space Industry Statement in Support of International Commitments Not To Conduct Destructive Anti-Satellite Testing.

We’re pleased to announce that Obruta has been awarded a Space Technology Development Program contribution by the Canadian Space Agency. This award, valued at just under $225,000, is helping fund Obruta’s efforts to develop Guidance, Navigation, and Control (GNC) for autonomous spacecraft docking.

Congratulations to our very own Co-founder and CEO Kevin Stadnyk, who is one of the very first Payload Pioneers 30 under 30 cohort members!

The Hard Part with Evan McCann shares the stories, tactics and playbooks of Canada's top founders, investors and leaders. This episode covers Obruta with Co-founder & CEO Kevin Stadnyk.

Obruta is supporting the Satellite Applications Catapult in developing a Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) regulatory and technology testbed for In-Orbit Servicing and Manufacturing (IOSM).

Space - the next economic frontier? Despite some recent failures, the private space economy is poised to boom. How are startups like Creative Destruction Lab grads Obruta Space Solutions and Kayhan Space preparing to compete? And what will it take to succeed? Rotman's Kevin Bryan chimes in.