Satlantis is a Spanish space technology company specializing in Earth observation and universe exploration. They design and manufacture high-performance optical payloads for small satellites, offering end-to-end satellite solutions with customizable high and very high-resolution imaging capabilities. Satlantis partners with organizations like OHB Sweden, and has worked with JAXA and NASA, focusing on providing innovative solutions for Earth observation missions, including greenhouse gas monitoring, precision agriculture, and infrastructure surveillance. Key products include their iSIM family of imagers, and they are involved in projects like the GARAI mission and the Iberian Space Partnership.
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Satlantis is building Earth observation solutions for government and commercial customers.
Satlantis plans to integrate polarimetry and infrared sensing into Elcano.
Satlantis uses FlexSat as a maneuverable satellite platform with no close market equivalent.
Satlantis has incorporated high-precision star trackers from the Spanish company Solar Mems into Elcano.
Satlantis is preparing a next-generation Elcano platform with more power, more communications capacity, and night-vision capability.
Satlantis reported 14 million euros in EBITDA and 45 million euros in cash.
Satlantis’ Blue Moon mission will use a thermal camera named Hibiscus with a 1.3-meter aperture.
Satlantis has presented the Elcano constellation at the headquarters of the Spanish Navy.
Satlantis uses visible-spectrum cameras with avalanche detectors in Elcano.
Satlantis adapted a camera originally developed to study dark matter for Earth observation.
Satlantis has satellite missions in 40 countries.
Satlantis expects to exceed 70 million euros in revenue in 2026.
Satlantis grew 80% in 2025 and reached 47.8 million euros in revenue.
Satlantis says the value added by its Elcano system is almost entirely European, although it still buys some U.S.-made FPGA and NVIDIA chips.
Satlantis has four launches contracted for the four Elcano satellites.
Satlantis has carried cameras on four launches of third-party satellites.
Satlantis is building five satellites in partnership with Creotech for the Polish market.
Satlantis has launched five satellites since its founding.
A third star tracker gives Satlantis higher imaging precision and keeps delivered imagery below 10 meters.
Satlantis will participate in 13 more satellite launches on satellites that are not its own.