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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Spiral Blue’s SEZ computer is currently hosted on SatRevolution’s STORK-4 and STORK-5 optical satellites for on-orbit end-to-end testing and space qualification.
SatRevolution included two electro-optical smallsats on Tubular Bells: Part One and intends to build a 14-smallsat constellation.
Two satellites on the mission, STORK-4 and STORK-5, were built by Polish smallsat developer SatRevolution.
Virgin Orbit signed a memorandum of understanding with SatRevolution on 2021-06-29 that could lead to launches of future satellites.
Virgin Orbit signed a memorandum of understanding with SatRevolution that could lead to launch contracts for hundreds of satellites through 2026.
STORK-4 and STORK-5 are based on SatRevolution’s UniBus 3U cubesat platform.
STORK-4 and STORK-5 are the first optical satellites to be launched as part of SatRevolution’s 14-satellite STORK constellation.
SkyWatch Space Applications Inc. signed an agreement to deliver data management capabilities to SatRevolution.
SatRevolution is preparing to launch two three-unit cubesats named Stork-4 and Stork-5 to collect multispectral medium-resolution imagery and data.
STORK-4 and STORK-5 are the first optical satellites to be launched as part of SatRevolution’s 14-satellite STORK constellation.
SatRevolution developed the UniBus 3U CubeSat platform.
SkyWatch signed an agreement to deliver data management capabilities to SatRevolution.
SatRevolution is launching the first two optical satellites, STORK-4 and STORK-5 (MARTA), of its planned 14-satellite STORK constellation on Tubular Bells, Part One.
STORK-4 and STORK-5 will be the first satellites in a proposed 14-satellite constellation by SatRevolution to provide medium-resolution multispectral imagery.
Each of SatRevolution’s STORK Earth observation satellites will carry an optical payload capable of capturing multispectral images at 5-meter resolution.
Spiral Blue will partner with Polish satellite manufacturer SatRevolution to host Spiral Blue’s Space Edge Zero (SEZ) computers onboard two satellites, STORK-4 and STORK-5.
SatRevolution aims to become the largest worldwide operator of Earth observation satellites and plans to launch more than 1,000 satellites to low Earth orbit by 2026 to provide round-the-clock data collection.
SatRevolution contracted Virgin Orbit to launch STORK-4 and STORK-5 (nicknamed MARTA) as the first pair of smallsats in its 14-satellite STORK constellation.
SatRevolution is developing a 14-satellite constellation to provide medium-resolution multispectral imagery.
SatRevolution’s two 3U cubesats are contracted to fly on Virgin Orbit’s next LauncherOne mission with a launch scheduled later in 2021.