Spacety is a Chinese New Space company specializing in small satellites and satellite-based services, particularly CubeSats and smallsats. They provide "Satellites-as-a-Service" (SataaS) and are developing a Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) constellation for Earth observation, offering "Data-as-a-Service" (DaaS). Their services support science, technology demonstration, and commercial applications, targeting customers like research institutions and commercial companies globally. Associated keywords: micro-satellites, nano-satellites, Earth observation, SAR imagery.
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Kinetica-1 is alternatively designated Tianyi-48 because of support from SpaceTY.
SpaceTY built the 50-kilogram Tianyi-49 satellite to perform remote sensing and Earth observation technology verification.
Tianyi-50, also called Dianjian-1, was developed by SpaceTY for Wuhan in Hubei province.
SpaceTY will use the new capital to deepen satellite manufacturing expertise for spacecraft mass production and affordability.
SpaceTY launched satellites in May 2025 to demonstrate its onboard computing and laser communication link technologies.
SpaceTY will use the new capital to accelerate commercialization of spacecraft data services and expand related partnerships.
SpaceTY develops synthetic aperture radar imaging satellites that use interferometric synthetic aperture radar techniques to detect millimeter-level changes in imaged environments.
SpaceTY will use the new capital to increase coordination across spacecraft manufacturing, management, and utilization for end-to-end spacecraft solutions.
U.S. sanctions imposed on SpaceTY in February 2023 have limited the company’s operations in the West.
SpaceTY raised 1.3 billion Yuan in capital from several capital firms and investment enterprises in April 2025.
SpaceTY sold ¥1.3 billion, or $190 million, of shares.
Yang Feng, Founder and General Manager of Spacety, highlighted that China's satellite internet development involves nationwide coordination.
Private space companies such as GalaxySpace, Guodian Gaoke Space Technology, and Spacety are also involved in satellite network plans in China.
Spacety announced a D+ round of funding from the Liangxi District Government.
SpaceTy and Hongqing Shanghai built the Honghu satellites.
SpaceTY provided Yunyao-1-27 with a fiber optic gyro and a high-performance computer.
SpaceTY supplied a fiber optic gyro and a high-performance computer for the Yunyao-1-27 spacecraft.
SpaceTY (天仪研究院) provided an electric Hall-effect propulsion system for Yunyao-1-27 with thrusters requiring 300 and 400 watts.
SpaceTY (天仪研究院) supplied Yunyao-1-27 with an electric Hall-effect propulsion system featuring thrusters that require 300 watts and 400 watts.
Tianyi-33 was developed by Spacety, a Chinese commercial satellite company sanctioned earlier in 2023 by the U.S. Treasury Department.