Kayhan Space

Kayhan Space is a US-based space traffic management and autonomous collision avoidance company founded in 2019 and headquartered in Colorado, developing AI-powered software for automated conjunction assessment, collision probability analysis, and maneuver planning for satellite operators. The company's Pathfinder platform processes real-time Two-Line Element (TLE) data and commercial tracking data to identify conjunction events, compute collision probability, and automatically generate and uplink avoidance maneuvers — enabling satellite operators to manage conjunction threats with minimal human intervention. Kayhan Space targets commercial LEO constellation operators and government space agencies seeking to reduce operational burden, improve reaction speed to conjunction events, and operate safely in an increasingly congested orbital environment. The company is backed by Ridgeline Partners and participates in USSF and NASA space traffic coordination programs.