EnduroSat is a space company that engineers, builds, and operates nanosatellites, aiming to make space universally accessible. As a manufacturer, they specialize in advanced software-flexible satellites and provide services like satellite platforms, communication modules, and ground support equipment. EnduroSat partners with organizations like NASA, ESA, and the University of California, Berkeley, serving over 350 clients worldwide. Their focus is on streamlining access to space data and offering "Space-as-a-Service" solutions for various applications, including Earth observation and scientific endeavors.
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The EnduroSat and MetaSensing partnership offers a fully European constellation-as-a-service solution for SAR deployment.
The first integrated EnduroSat and MetaSensing units are expected to reach flight qualification in late 2026.
EnduroSat and MetaSensing formed a strategic partnership in March 2026 to streamline the deployment of synthetic aperture radar infrastructure.
EnduroSat’s FRAME-15 and FRAME-24 satellites host MetaSensing’s X-band SAR payloads.
MetaSensing provides two X-band SAR payloads for integration into EnduroSat’s software-defined satellites.
EnduroSat’s recent €104 million funding round in late 2025 accelerated production of its ESPA-class platforms.
EnduroSat’s FRAME architecture uses a patented cableless design that allows a single technician to complete assembly, integration, and testing in eight hours.
Airmo will work with EnduroSat to put its technology in orbit next year.
Platform 6 6UXL is a payload for Endurosat on the Onward and Upward mission.
EnduroSat’s manufacturing facility in Sofia, Bulgaria enables rapid scaling of its satellite manufacturing and mission support capabilities for customers such as Airmo.
Airmo and EnduroSat plan a 12-satellite methane-monitoring constellation with the first satellite slated to launch in 2027.
Airmo will partner with satellite manufacturer EnduroSat to put its methane emissions monitoring technology into orbit.
EnduroSat opened a manufacturing facility in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Berlin-based AIRMO and Bulgarian satellite manufacturer EnduroSat formed a strategic partnership on February 25, 2026 to deploy a dedicated methane monitoring satellite in early 2027.
Airmo’s short-wave infrared (SWIR) spectrometer and micro-light detection and ranging (LiDAR) system will be placed on an EnduroSat FRAME-15 satellite.
EnduroSat will provide the end-to-end Space Service for the mission, including the spacecraft bus, payload integration, and mission operations.
EnduroSat provides end-to-end space services including payload integration, testing and qualification, launch brokerage, commissioning, and in-orbit operations.
The satellite will use EnduroSat’s FRAME-15 modular platform, a software-flexible architecture that eliminates the need for mission-specific engineering.
EnduroSat produced almost 200 satellites over the past two years prior to the end of 2025.
EnduroSat nearly doubled its revenues from 2024 to 2025.