ICEYE is a Finnish New Space technology company and the global leader in small Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) satellite operations for Earth Observation. ICEYE designs, builds, and operates a commercial constellation of SAR microsatellites, the largest in the world, providing high-resolution imagery of the Earth's surface, day or night, and even through cloud cover. They offer solutions, satellite data, and data fusion to governments and commercial industries for applications such as disaster management, security, maritime and infrastructure monitoring. ICEYE has partnerships with organizations like the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), NATO, and Geoscape Australia, and supplies SAR data to allied nations.
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ICEYE manufactures, launches, and operates its satellites in the United States.
ICEYE has successfully launched 14 spacecraft to date and operates the world’s largest fleet of commercial SAR satellites.
ICEYE entered into a cooperative research and development agreement with the U.S. Army’s Space and Missile Defense Technical Center to advance Earth Observation technology.
ICEYE can collect images over very wide areas as well as spot collects over specific sites anywhere in the world.
ICEYE’s small radar imaging satellites can form high-resolution images of areas of the Earth in daylight, at night, and through cloud cover.
Capella Space, Iceye, and Umbra are companies that are establishing and expanding synthetic-aperture radar satellite constellations.
Iceye U.S. will work with SMDTC to provide the U.S. Army access to Iceye’s SAR imagery and data for Army experiments and demonstrations.
Iceye U.S. has established a 24-hour Mission Control Center to support government security and tasking requirements.
Iceye operates the largest fleet of commercial synthetic-aperture radar satellites and has launched 14 satellites to date.
ICEYE provides around-the-clock tasking capabilities to support 24/7 monitoring for NOAA.
ICEYE operates a constellation of synthetic-aperture radar satellites that image the Earth's surface by bouncing a radar beam from approximately 550 km in space.
Iceye was selected as a Third Party Mission under evaluation by the European Space Agency in 2019.
Iceye planned to expand its constellation by more than 10 satellites in 2022.
Iceye won a contract to provide data from its constellation of small synthetic-aperture radar satellites to Copernicus.
As a Copernicus Contributing Mission, Iceye’s imagery and data will be provided free of charge to European public organizations, European service providers, and international organizations that serve European citizens.
The partnership between ICEYE and the Copernicus Contributing Mission Activity will be funded by the European Commission and operated by the European Space Agency.
ICEYE operates a constellation of SAR satellites that transmit a radar beam from approximately 550 km altitude to image the Earth's surface.
Finland's Iceye offers the world's highest SAR revisit rate.
Finland’s Iceye operates X-band SAR satellites.
Iceye of Finland maintains a U.S. subsidiary in California and is the first commercial firm to establish a SAR constellation.