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 expects to complete the initial buildout of its Earth Observation Constellation by the end of 2022.
Satellogic previously relied on Chinese, European, and Russian launch vehicles, including a 2020-11-05 Long March 6 launch that carried 10 Satellogic satellites as the primary payload.
Satellogic plans to move from weekly to daily global remaps by 2025 using more than 300 microsatellites in orbit.
Satellogic plans to move from weekly to daily world remaps by 2025 through a series of rideshare launches and by placing more than 300 microsatellites in orbit.
Satellogic’s first launch under the MLA is scheduled for June 2021 and will deliver Satellogic satellites to low Earth orbit on a Falcon 9 rocket.
Satellogic expects to complete the initial buildout of its Earth Observation Constellation by the end of 2022, after which the company will have the capacity to deliver weekly high-resolution coverage of the entire landmass of the planet.
Satellogic completed three launches in 2020, which increased its in-orbit capacity.
Satellogic’s newest generation of satellites operates at 0.7 m resolution.
Satellogic’s vertically integrated approach includes manufacturing spacecraft at scale and developing new onboard technologies.
Satellogic launched 10 new satellites delivered to sun-synchronous low-Earth orbits at 03:18:50 UTC on 2020-11-06.
Satellogic plans to further drive down the cost of high-frequency geospatial analytics for Dedicated Satellite Constellation customers in 2021 through refinement of sub-meter imagery.
Satellogic successfully launched 10 new satellites delivered to sun-synchronous low Earth orbit at 03:18:50 UTC on 2020-11-06.
Satellogic’s on-orbit fleet comprised 21 satellites, 14 of which are used to deliver high-resolution data to customers.
Satellogic’s newest generation of satellites operates at 0.7 m resolution.
Gerardo Richarte is the Founder and CTO of Satellogic and positions the company as manufacturing its spacecraft at scale while developing new technologies that extend competitive advantage.
The 10 new satellites launched on 2020-11-06 expand Satellogic’s data-delivery capabilities for its Satellite-as-a-Service model.
Satellogic plans to further drive down the cost of high-frequency geospatial analytics for Dedicated Satellite Constellation customers in 2021 through refinement of sub-meter imagery.
Satellogic raised $50,000,000 in December 2019 and has sufficient funding from that round combined with cash flow from operations to continue growing its constellation using satellites it builds in house.
Satellogic selected the Long March 6 for the 2020-11-05 launch based on the best combination of price and availability for its satellites at the time.
The primary payload on the 2020-11-05 Long March 6 launch was a set of 10 ÑuSat imaging satellites for Buenos Aires-based Satellogic.