The investment round was led by Mercia and will fund the production of two new satellites.
Sen is a space technology company developing a constellation of satellites to stream real-time ultra high-definition video of Earth. It offers free services to the general public alongside commercial video products for business users.
London-based space technology company Sen has secured £2m in a seed funding round led by Mercia. The capital will enable the firm to place orders for two additional satellites ahead of a planned Series A round early next year.
Founded in 2014 by Charles Black, Sen plans to build a constellation of over 100 satellites to stream real-time footage of Earth. The company launched its first satellite earlier this year and intends to release a dedicated viewing application soon.
From the founder
"By streaming real-time video to billions of people worldwide, Sen aims to democratise space. Our service will raise awareness about planetary changes and support those directly affected by events on Earth. We will use Augmented Reality on top of video to provide additional insights to users tell the story and provide unique new perspectives for humanity. We’re delighted to welcome Mercia on board to help us achieve our goals."
Charles Black
CEO at Sen
Investor perspective
"Sen is not only creating a new form of media suitable for mass consumption, but also expanding the ‘earth observation’ market by offering the unique qualities of video for data analytics. We are delighted to be supporting Charles and the team on their journey."
Lee Lindley
Mercia
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- 01Continue product development
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Sen
Sen streams live ultra high-definition video of Earth from space.