"EOS is not a leader in space debris tracking technology. There are numerous patents in this area from a number of companies (Lockheed Martin , Raytheon, and more) in the Google Patents database, but none from EOS. So do not expect too much. EOS is only a trading play at this stage."
Absolute Rubbish. these guys all use radar above, which lacks the definition laser tracking offers. Someone once said it was a bit like your eye, the outer eye cells pick up movement (radar) and the inner eye cells enable you to focus (laser tracking).
The reason it's not patented is so no-one copies it. My understanding is it's a very complex piece of IP our of the CSRIO may yrs ago that no-one has been able to replicate since, yet many have tried.
It's the only piece of IP that has been certified by the US airforce, hence state of the art
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