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### 🌓 Tycho Orbital
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**Autonomous navigation for the lunar economy.**
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Tycho Orbital is a space technology company building **vision-based autonomous navigation systems for spacecraft operating at the Moon**. Our software enables spacecraft to estimate their position and orbit using onboard cameras and lunar surface feature recognition - reducing reliance on Earth-based radiometric tracking.
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As lunar activity accelerates, traditional tracking infrastructure (DSN, ground stations) will not scale. Tycho’s approach provides a **scalable, resilient, and mission-agnostic alternative**: spacecraft that know where they are, independently.
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#### What we build
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- 📷 **Vision-based lunar OpNav** using craters and surface features
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- 🛰️ **Flight-relevant navigation software** designed for onboard autonomy
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- 📊 **Open datasets and benchmarks** to advance the state of lunar navigation
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#### Why open source
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We believe critical navigation software should not be a black box. Open development:
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- Improves trust and verifiability for mission operators
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- Accelerates innovation through shared datasets and models
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- Enables a broader lunar ecosystem to emerge
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#### Our mission
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To make autonomous lunar navigation **robust, interoperable, and accessible** - supporting science, exploration, and commercial missions across cislunar space.
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