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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SatRevolution and Virgin Orbit plan to jointly offer up to 500 kg of hosted payload services on LauncherOne rockets.
SatRevolution launched two satellites with Virgin Orbit as part of the LauncherOne Tubular Bells: Part One mission.
The Series B transaction for SatRevolution is expected to complete by the end of the first quarter of 2022.
SatRevolution plans to launch CubeSat, its first Omani nanosatellite, by the end of 2022.
SatRevolution is building a real-time Earth observation constellation with a goal to deliver 1,024 nanosatellites into Low Earth Orbit by 2026.
The Series B transaction values SatRevolution at approximately $150,000,000.
SatRevolution is developing a smallsat constellation of imaging satellites and has launched some satellites on Virgin Orbit’s LauncherOne.
Virgin Orbit made a $30,000,000 Series B investment in Polish company SatRevolution on 2021-12-14, valuing SatRevolution at $150,000,000.
SatRevolution will use small satellites in the STORK constellation to provide Earth imagery for infrastructure monitoring, including energy infrastructure.
SatRevolution and Virgin Orbit established a strategic partnership in June to develop business applications for the use of nanosatellites.
SatRevolution has launched two satellites with Virgin Orbit as part of the LauncherOne Tubular Bells: Part One mission.
The agreement between Swedish Space Corporation and SatRevolution includes cooperation on developing services using SSC’s Earth Observation data analytics capabilities through SSC’s subsidiary GlobalTrust.
SatRevolution and Virgin Orbit plan to jointly offer up to 500 kg of hosted payload services on LauncherOne rockets.
Swedish Space Corporation will provide end-to-end orbital launch capability and data analytics services to support SatRevolution’s mission.
SatRevolution will use small satellites in the STORK constellation to provide Earth imagery for industries related to environmental monitoring.
SatRevolution is flying SteamSat-2 on the Above the Clouds mission to test water-fueled thrusters developed by SteamJet Space Systems.
SatRevolution’s STORK series is part of the company’s Earth observation capabilities focused on serving agricultural customers with medium-resolution imagery.
Polish company SatRevolution is launching two small satellites, STORK-3 and SteamSat-2, on the Above the Clouds mission.
AuroraSat-1 is a 1.5-unit cubesat developed by Aurora Propulsion Technologies in cooperation with Polish smallsat company SatRevolution.
Spiral Blue’s SEZ computers are hosted on SatRevolution’s STORK-4 and STORK-5 optical satellites for end-to-end testing and space qualification.