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 has signed delivery of 24 cameras for the next year.
Satlantis grew revenue by 80% in 2025 compared with 2024.
Satlantis’ optical cameras can take hundreds of images per second.
Satlantis is based in Bilbao and specializes in optical technology for space observation.
The VLEO-DEF consortium includes DEIMOS, Airbus Defence and Space, and SATLANTIS from Spain.
Satlantis contributes high-resolution cameras for small satellites to VLEO-DEF.
Scientists from the Institute for Planetology at the University of Münster collaborated on the spacecraft development with Creotech Instruments, the Space Research Centre of the Polish Academy of Sciences, SATLANTIS, and GMV Innovating Solutions.
Eighty percent of Satlantis's business is international.
Satlantis built a technology that is predominantly European and maintains strong in-house industrial control.
Satlantis has consolidated its Flex satellite technology.
The scientific leadership of the Arrakihs project is based at the Institute of Physics of Cantabria (IFCA) and involves a consortium including companies like Satlantis, AVS, and Lidax.
El sistema Ivsen se basa en la carga útil VHR de Satlantis, que utiliza la tecnología iSIM ya en órbita.
El proyecto Ivsen es desarrollado por un consorcio español, liderado por Satlantis, junto con Alén Space, DHV Technology y GeoAI.
Satlantis has a 100% success rate in its Earth observation missions and has many more missions planned.
La Facultad de Ingeniería de la Universidad de Deusto and Satlantis have formalized a collaboration agreement to establish the Aula Tecnológica Satlantis-Deusto.
Aitor Conde Rodríguez, CTO of Satlantis, emphasizes that the collaboration aims to train future professionals in the space field and inspire a new generation committed to exploration and innovation.
Satlantis has developed high and very high-resolution optical cameras for small satellites, used in scientific, environmental, and infrastructural missions, among others.
Satlantis signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Creotech Instruments in Bilbao for the manufacturing of five high-resolution Earth observation satellites for the Government of Poland.
Satlantis specializes in high-resolution optical systems for space, while Creotech specializes in the design and manufacture of satellite platforms.
Juan Tomás Hernani is the CEO of Satlantis.