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PODCAST: The future of ISR satellites, with Kleos co-founder Andy Bowyer

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By: Robyn Tongol
PODCAST: The future of ISR satellites, with Kleos co-founder Andy Bowyer

In this special podcast between Defence Connect and Space Connect, host Adam Thorn discusses the future of ISR satellites with Kleos’ co-founder, Andy Bowyer.

In this special podcast between Defence Connect and Space Connect, host Adam Thorn discusses the future of ISR satellites with Kleos’ co-founder, Andy Bowyer.

 

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  • Kleos is a “spy satellite” company that is based in Luxembourg, though listed on the ASX.
  • The satellites are designed to identify illegal activity on Earth by detecting radio frequencies rather than images.
  • Bowyer discusses how Kleos’ continued growth signals a shift away from major advancements being the preserve of big governments and primes.

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Listen to previous episodes of the Defence Connect podcast:

Episode 11: PODCAST: Counter-drone systems, manufacturing and Australia’s defence industry priorities, with Northrop Grumman Australia’s Robert Denney
Episode 10: SPOTLIGHT: Australia’s loitering munitions, sovereign manufacturing and the future of drone warfare, with Innovaero’s Gregory Tunny
Episode 9: PODCAST: Contested logistics and Australia’s defence industry priorities at Land Forces 2026, with Amentum Australia’s Kim Katheklakis
Episode 8: PODCAST: Containerised solutions and human-in-the-loop systems at Land Forces 2026, with IAI’s Maxim Zemer
Episode 7: SPOTLIGHT: Lockheed Martin Australia’s priorities, leadership and life after service, with Jeremy King
Episode 6: THE PROGRESS REPORT: Leadership, mentorship and life at sea – Commander Melanie Lennard on 17 years in the Royal Australian Navy
Episode 5: PODCAST: Australia’s munitions manufacturing push at Land Forces 2026, with NIOA Group’s Robert Nioa
Episode 4: PODCAST: EOS showcases new interceptor and layered drone defence at Land Forces 2026, with Lee Kormany
Episode 3: CONTESTED GROUND: The information advantage – how AI is reshaping influence, competition and power
Episode 2: PODCAST: Next-generation equipment at Land Forces 2026, with Aquaterro’s Graeme Bulte