Startup Satlyt Raises $8M for Open AI Platform Designed for Satellites

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Satlyt, a startup founded by a former Google and SpaceX product manager, has secured $8 million in funding. The company aims to develop an open software platform to run artificial intelligence on satellites. Its approach is likened to an 'Android' system, designed to work across various companies' hardware. This contrasts with the integrated, closed model used by SpaceX, which is compared to an 'iPhone'.

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