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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MANTIS carried Satlantis's iSIM90 high-resolution camera and a reconfigurable AI processor from Ubotica.
Open Cosmos is collaborating with Satlantis, the Institute of Space Sciences, Alén Space, and FOSSA Systems as partners on the Atlantic Constellation project.
Juan Tomás Hernani is the CEO of Satlantis.
Cofides and IVF's credit is crucial for Satlantis to fly the highest resolution thermal camera in the medium satellite market within 18 months.
SuperSharp was established as a spin-off from the University of Cambridge in 2017 and joined the Satlantis group in 2023.
The applications of the Satlantis and SuperSharp infrared camera include detecting thermal stress in crops, forest fires, and identifying urban heat islands for energy efficiency.
Satlantis operates four satellites in orbit and has a team of 200 people, mostly engineers.
Satlantis has international presence through subsidiaries in the United Kingdom, the United States, and France, as well as strategic alliances in other countries.
Satlantis is developing a deployable high-resolution infrared camera in collaboration with its British subsidiary, SuperSharp.
SuperSharp specializes in thermal infrared electro-optical technologies and collaborates with Satlantis on a deployable TIR camera that detects thermal signatures from space.
Satlantis is also developing other thermal and cryogenic versions of its camera technology in Bilbao.
The total investment for the Satlantis infrared camera project amounts to 7.9 million euros.
Satlantis diseña y fabrica constelaciones de satélites de observación de la Tierra.
Juan Tomás Hernani, CEO de Satlantis, intervendrá en el debate titulado 'De la carga útil a los proveedores de misiones: ¡la nueva era!'
Teledyne Space Imaging is collaborating with Satlantis to develop key electronics for a sensor for Earth observation and planetary exploration.
SATLANTIS’ optical solutions provide coverage in PAN, RGB, NIR, and SWIR spectral ranges with spatial resolution down to 0.5 m.
MANTIS carries a multispectral high-resolution optical payload for Earth Observation manufactured by Satlantis.
MANTIS hosts a multispectral, high-resolution optical Earth observation payload manufactured by Satlantis.
MANTIS hosts the Integrated Standard Imager for Microsatellites (iSIM-12U) optical payload developed by Satlantis Microsats SL.
Satlantis acquired a majority stake in SuperSharp, a British university spin-out developing unfolding space telescopes to obtain thermal infrared imagery.