Satellogic is a vertically integrated Earth Observation (EO) company that designs, manufactures, and operates its own constellation of satellites. They provide high-resolution imagery and full-motion video data, with frequent revisits, for various applications across industrial, environmental, and governmental sectors. Satellogic partners with organizations like NASA, Maxar, Ursa Space, and SkyFi, and aims to democratize access to geospatial analytics.
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Satellogic flew five high-resolution imaging satellites on Transporter-4, including one 2022-03-05 model with an improved multispectral camera featuring 70-centimeter resolution and a 40% larger imaging swath.
Satellogic selected Troll Ground Station and Svalbard Ground Station to support its Earth Observation data collection mission.
Satellogic aims to expand its constellation to more than 200 satellites by 2025 to achieve daily global coverage.
Satellogic aims to expand its constellation to more than 60 satellites by 2023 to achieve weekly global coverage.
Satellogic is collaborating with the Washington, D.C.-based Halifax International Security Forum (HFX) to provide the Ukrainian government with a Dedicated Satellite Constellation (DSC).
The effort to provide a DSC for Ukraine responds to a request from the Ukrainian Ministry of Defence for help raising funds for Satellogic’s DSC service.
The collaboration to provide a Dedicated Satellite Constellation responds to a request from the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense for help raising funds for Satellogic’s DSC service.
Satellogic is collaborating with the Washington, D.C.-based Halifax International Security Forum to provide the Ukrainian government with a Dedicated Satellite Constellation.
Satellogic Inc. (NASDAQ: SATL) shipped five satellites to be launched in early Q2 from Cape Canaveral on SpaceX’s Transporter-4 mission using a Falcon 9 reusable two-stage rocket under SpaceX’s Rideshare program.
The NewSat Hosted Payload bay uses a modular design and standard interface definition to facilitate hardware integration in Satellogic’s manufacturing plants and to optimize time to orbit from contract signature to launch date.
Satellogic plans to launch up to 12 additional spacecraft later in 2022 to offer up to seven daily revisits of any point of interest, resulting in a total of 34 commercial satellites in orbit by 2023-01-01.
Satellogic will equip its constellation with a Hosted Payload that enables geolocation of devices emitting radio frequency signals.
The Mark V design increases swath by 40%, optimizes Satellogic’s required constellation size, and reduces imagery costs while guaranteeing world remap capabilities.
The Transporter-4 launch is part of Satellogic’s previously announced 2022 plans to expand its fleet to 22 satellites delivering high-resolution data from space.
Satellogic is providing its Daily Collection Access service to the Ukrainian government and allied nations.
Alan Kharsansky is the VP of Mission Engineering and Satellite Operations at Satellogic in Spain.
Satellogic Inc. has appointed General Joseph F. Dunford, Jr. to its Board of Directors.
General Dunford brings decades of defense and intelligence experience to Satellogic.
Satellogic operates in several countries and has expanded its footprint in the United States to compete in the government market focusing on defense and intelligence.
Steven T. Mnuchin is the Non-Executive Chairman of the Board of Satellogic.