Remote Sensing Instruments encompass a range of devices used to gather information about an object or area from a distance, typically from space-based platforms like satellites or aircraft. These instruments can be active, providing their own energy source, or passive, detecting natural energy. NASA and other space agencies utilize remote sensing instruments to observe Earth and other planetary bodies, collecting data for scientific research, environmental monitoring, and various commercial applications.
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CO2M satellites carry passive remote-sensing instruments for gas measurement.
Enfys is an infrared spectrometer that will be part of the remote sensing instruments onboard the ExoMars Rosalind Franklin Rover.
Fengyun-3 06 is equipped with 10 remote sensing instruments that utilize advanced quantitative remote sensing technology.
Remote Sensing Instruments' business in the information services sector includes market and project development of manufacturing and sales infrastructure, technical support and training for GIS and Remote Sensing services, products, and custom application development.
Remote Sensing Instruments has entered into an agreement with Draganfly for the development of manufacturing, distribution, and sales of Draganfly products in India.
The agreement between Remote Sensing Instruments and Draganfly aims to expand distribution and manufacturing capabilities in the Indian market under AatmaNirbhar Bharat.
Elizabeth Frank, a planetary scientist who previously worked at Planetary Resources, raised issues including challenges extracting platinum-group metals from asteroids, difficulty identifying such metals using existing remote sensing instruments, and a lack of experience working with metallic asteroids.
Capella Space reached an agreement on 2019-12-04 designating Remote Sensing Instruments (RSI) of India as Capella’s exclusive reseller in India and granting RSI non-exclusive reseller rights for the rest of Southeast Asia.