SatRevolution S.A., a Polish company established in 2016, specializes in manufacturing nanosatellites for real-time Earth observation. They design, produce, and operate observational nanosatellites, including the STORK CubeSat platform, and aim to build a constellation of 1,500 satellites by 2028. NASA's "State of the Art Small Spacecraft Technology" report lists SatRevolution as one of only 12 companies worldwide that comprehensively design, manufacture, and place observational nanosatellites collecting optical data in orbits. The company has partnered with organizations like Virgin Orbit and Swedish Space Corporation (SSC).
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STORK is a 3U CubeSat for Earth observation and technology testing built and operated by SatRev from Poland.
The launch services agreement provides SatRev the flexibility to launch 500 kg over multiple launches to a variety of orbital planes from the Mojave Air and Space Port in California and/or from other international launch sites as they come online with mission requirements.
Virgin Orbit CEO Dan Hart supports expanding SatRev’s constellation and providing launch services to SatRev over multiple years.
The parties anticipate launching a new batch of SatRev satellites as soon as 2023.
STORK is a CubeSat for Earth observation and technology testing built and operated by SatRev from Poland.
SatRev signed a three-year contract with Poland’s National Support Center for Agriculture (KOWR) worth $9,000,000 for development of the Satellite System for Monitoring Agricultural Crops (S2MUR).
Four satellites built by SatRev have been delivered to low Earth orbit by Virgin Orbit’s LauncherOne on the Tubular Bells and Above the Clouds missions.
The DcubeD Space Selfie Stick payload flew onboard SatRev’s SWIFT satellite launched on 2022-01-13 from Cape Canaveral on the 'Dashing Through The Stars' mission.
SatRev intends to be the world’s first satellite manufacturer to use 100% of the required energy for its production process from renewable sources.
SatRev will manufacture numerous nanosatellites in a new factory to be built in Legnica, Poland near the company’s headquarters.
SatRev signed an agreement with the Legnica Special Economic Zone (LSEZ) to establish the new factory in Legnica.
In October 2019 SatRev formed a consortium with Virgin Orbit and nearly a dozen Polish universities to design and conduct a dedicated commercial satellite mission to Mars.
The SatRev factory is expected to be delivered in 2023.
SatRev plans to create a constellation of 1,000 Earth observation satellites by 2026.
The SatRev factory plant will have more than 1,100 m2 of space, including 280 m2 of cleanrooms and clean boxes following ISO7 and ISO5 standards.
The October 2021 Memorandum of Understanding established cooperation to design, manufacture, and launch the first Omani satellite manufactured by SatRevolution onboard Virgin Orbit’s LauncherOne.
The in-orbit demonstration mission is part of the SatRevolution SWIFT satellite that will be deployed from D-Orbit's ION Satellite Carrier SCV004 Elysian Eleonora 'Dashing Through The Stars Mission' at the end of January or early February to begin its demonstration mission.
SteamSat-2 from SatRevolution will test water-fueled thrusters developed by the British company SteamJet Space Systems.
SatRevolution and Virgin Orbit established a strategic partnership in June 2021 to develop business applications for nanosatellites.
SatRevolution established a consortium in October 2019 with Virgin Orbit and nearly a dozen Polish universities to design and carry out a dedicated commercial small satellite mission to Mars.