Canadian Commercial Remote-sensing Company Signs $65-million Services Deal

January 26, 2015
Technical setbacks have delayed commercial efforts to operate a pair of remote-sensing cameras aboard the International Space Station (ISS), but after more than a year in business, Canadian tech startup UrtheCast is seeing a return on its investment. In November the Vancouver-based company finalized...

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