SBIR · Nov 2025
Shows a later federal award for Veery-related calibration and validation work on ocean surface vector winds for naval applications.
The highest-accuracy global weather data from low-cost flat satellites
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Care Weather is a Utah hard-tech company building Veery, a mass-producible flat-panel radar satellite system for higher-frequency global weather data, especially ocean surface winds, soil moisture, and sea ice. Public sources vary on HQ and some funding totals; the most direct company contact page lists Springville, Utah.
Primary product
Veery flat-panel radar satellite / weather-sensing constellation
Founded
2019
Headquarters
683 N 2250 W, Suite P, Springville, UT 84663, United States
Team size
10-20
Industry
Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing
Sub-industry
Weather satellite systems / meteorological services
Offices
0 jobs at Care Weather
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Business model
Stage
seed
Latest round
SBIR Phase I award · May 2026
Investors
Mission-driven, iterative hard-tech culture focused on saving lives and livelihoods by mass-producing weather satellites and shipping frequent on-orbit test cycles.
Pricing
B2B weather-data and government/enterprise contract model
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
≈$330K ARR (2025 estimate)
SBIR · Nov 2025
Shows a later federal award for Veery-related calibration and validation work on ocean surface vector winds for naval applications.
Space Watch Africa · Jun 2025
Summarizes the company’s NSF-backed work on live ocean-weather monitoring, satellite development, and commercialization plans for ocean wind data.
FCC / experimental license filing · Oct 2024
Details the Veery-0G experimental authority request, describing the prototype scatterometer mission, radar calibration, and on-orbit testing goals.
SatNews · Mar 2024
Reports the launch of Veery v0.3 / Ectobius and describes the mission as a radar technology test and on-orbit smallsat milestone.
Governor's Office of Economic Opportunity · Sep 2023
Covers the company’s $275K NSF STTR grant and its plan to refine satellites for live oceanic weather monitoring.