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World View

World View

Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing

Tucson, Arizona 7,133 followers

About us

Since 2012, World View has led the way in remote sensing and Earth observation from stratospheric high-altitude platforms (HAPs), with demonstrated accomplishments for a variety of scientific, commercial and government organizations. Our proprietary stratospheric balloon flight technology delivers better insights with far lower costs and lead times than satellites and other traditional aerial sources. World View’s remotely-navigated Stratollite® flies five times closer to Earth than a satellite, capturing high-resolution imagery with much greater detail. And since it can persist over an area for weeks at a time, it provides a clearer picture of changes on the ground than a satellite that only flies over the area at the same time every day. Our high-resolution electro-optical, infrared, radar, hyperspectral, radio relay, and other remote sensing capabilities can deliver a wealth of insights across a range of applications. From helping agricultural yields to less-invasive energy and mineral exploration to tracking wildfires, storm systems and greenhouse gases.

Website
http://www.worldview.space
Industry
Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Tucson, Arizona
Type
Privately Held
Specialties
stratospheric ballooning, remote sensing, c4isr, earth observation, space tourism, scientific research, stratospheric research, stratospheric remote sensing, isr, methane emissions detection, and asset monitoring

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  • Launching a stratospheric balloon is no small feat. It is a symphony of meticulous planning, precision, and teamwork. The process begins months in advance with payload design, balloon manufacturing, weather condition monitoring, and tracking the ideal launch window. On launch day, coordinated communications between engineers, meteorologists, and launch operators is critical for success. Here are the 6 Stages of a World View Launch: 1️⃣ LAYOUT: In the early hours of the morning the team beings laying out the balloon.
 2️⃣ INTEGRATION: The team integrates the sensor(s). Ensuring they're secure and functioning.
 3️⃣ INFLATION: Fill the balloon with helium, while monitoring for changes in weather.
 4️⃣ SYSTEM CHECKS: Checking that the system is ready for flight and coordinating with aviation authorities.
 5️⃣ STAND UP: Release of the balloon from the spool so it is upright and ready for launch.
 6️⃣ LAUNCH: Final approval communication from Mission Control launch and the system is launched.
 Watching the balloon and craft lift off onto its journey to the stratosphere is a moment of triumph, but the hard work doesn't end there. Tracking, data collection, and a recovery plan are already underway, ensuring every second of flight delivers valuable insights.

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  • The stratosphere, the second layer of Earth’s atmosphere, holds many fascinating “secrets” that make it a unique and vital part of our planet’s environment. At World View, we harness the power of high-altitude balloons to explore, observe, and innovate in the stratosphere to unlock insights that drive smarter decisions on Earth.

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  • Did you know our high-altitude balloon systems can act as powerful radio relays? Positioned in the stratosphere, our remote sensing solutions provide reliable, wide-area communication coverage—perfect for remote locations, disaster recovery, and bridging connectivity gaps. With the ability to persist for long durations, we offer a scalable alternative to traditional infrastructure. Let’s stay connected, no matter where we are 📡

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  • Excited to join Washington Federal Strategies at Satellite 2025! We're grateful for the opportunity to be part of their booth. Join us at Booth #1954 to explore how our collaboration is driving innovation. See you there!

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    🌟 We’re Heading Back to SATELLITE 2025! 🌟 For the fourth year in a row, Washington Federal Strategies is thrilled to announce our presence at #SatShow 2025! 🚀 Join us at Booth #1954 as we continue to lead the way in space law, spectrum management, and government relations. You'll also get to say hello to our partners at World View who will be with us, sharing how their stratospheric balloons fly five times closer to Earth than satellites, providing much more detailed imagery and data gathering possibilities. They can provide remote sensing for extended periods of time to provide better insights for a variety of industries and DoD applications. As our valued guest, we’re offering you exclusive perks: 🎟️ Claim a FREE Exhibit Hall Pass or 💸 Enjoy $400 Off Conference Passes ➡️ Use VIP Code: WAS1954 Whether you're looking to tackle regulatory challenges, streamline spectrum compliance, or explore partnerships, we’re here to help you navigate the complexities of the space sector with confidence. We hope to connect with you, as we team up with other industry leaders shaping the future of space! #SATELLITE2025 #SpaceTech #RegulatoryCompliance #SpectrumManagement #SpaceLaw #Innovation Click here for a free exhibit hall pass, or $400 off your conference pass! 🔗 https://lnkd.in/edhaTrbG

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  • Together, Electro-Optical (EO) and Infrared (IR) sensors empower our systems to deliver unparalleled data from above, revolutionizing everything from environmental monitoring to security operations. EO Sensors provide high-resolution imagery in daylight and high visibility scenarios, capturing detailed visuals for mapping, reconnaissance, and monitoring. While IR Sensors detect heat signatures, making them perfect for nighttime surveillance or identifying objects hidden by clouds or smoke. #HAPS #WorldViewSpace #StratosphericInnovation #HighAltitudeBalloon #EOIR #AerospaceTech

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    We are pleased to announce the appointment of our Indo-Pacific Managing Director, Clayton Fernandez. Fernandez will lead World View's growth in the strategically significant Indo-Pacific region. He has spent the past 20 years starting and scaling nascent technology practices inside technology powerhouses like Microsoft and Hewlett-Packard and will now play a key role in developing World View’s global artificial intelligence and machine learning data strategy to better serve the needs of its current and future remote sensing customers. Learn more about his role and our recently announced establishment of a second headquarters in Melbourne, Victoria, operating as World View Indo-Pacific: https://lnkd.in/gpf7BahD

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  • Welcome to Mission Control It serves as the command hub where our team works together to ensure the success of the launch, flight, and recovery. From here, our team tracks the balloon’s ascent, monitors real-time data from sensors and instruments on board, and ensures that the flight stays on course by adjusting based on weather conditions, location, pressure, and payload performance. They ensure constant communication with the system to adjust for any changing conditions to ensure the mission’s success 💫

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Funding

World View 7 total rounds

Last Round

Series D

US$ 25.0M

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