Simera Sense, founded in 2018, is a leading provider of end-to-end optical payload solutions for the small satellite Earth observation industry. The company designs, develops, and builds high-resolution cameras and imagers for CubeSats, micro-satellites, and small satellites, offering solutions in the RGB, video, multispectral, and hyperspectral domains. Simera Sense has partnerships with organizations like Open Cosmos, AAC Clyde Space, OHB Systems, and the European Space Agency (ESA). Associated keywords include: earth observation, optical payloads, small satellites, imaging solutions, and remote sensing.
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The Simera Sense xScape100 product range offers monochromatic to hyperspectral imagery with a 4.75-meter ground sampling distance.
Exobotics and Simera Sense are collaborating to engineer and integrate a hyperspectral imager into a smallsat platform scheduled to launch into low Earth orbit later 2022.
Contec contracted in 2021 with U.S. smallsat mission integrator NanoAvionics for a 16-unit cubesat bus that will carry a Contec laser communications terminal and a 1.5-meter-resolution imager supplied by Simera Sense.
The Simera hyperspectral camera on Lemu Nge is capable of measuring 32 spectral bands with wavelengths between 450 and 900 nanometers.
The key instrument on Lemu Nge is a high-resolution hyperspectral camera supplied by Simera from South Africa.
The key instrument on Lemu Nge is a high-resolution hyperspectral camera supplied by Simera from South Africa.
The Simera hyperspectral camera on Lemu Nge measures 32 spectral bands with wavelengths between 450 and 900 nanometers.
The King Abdullah University of Science and Technology selected Simera Sense to deliver a hyperspectral instrument with advanced onboard processing for a 6U CubeSat mission.
The HyperScape50 instrument is a +30-band hyperspectral sensor developed by Simera Sense.
Unibap is a Swedish company that provides SpaceCloud Services used in the Simera Sense payload.
King Abdullah University of Science and Technology selected Simera Sense to deliver a hyperspectral instrument for a 6U CubeSat mission scheduled to launch toward the end of 2022.
Simera Sense manufactures optical payloads for the international nano-, micro-, and small-satellite Earth observation market.
Simera Sense will unveil plans to expand into Europe at the 9 December 2020 media event.
Simera Sense will share information at the media event on planned short- and long-term optical payload development activities within Belgium, Europe, and South Africa.
ISISPACE is building and preparing the launch of NAPA-2, a second satellite that will carry a Simera Sense Multiscape Imager with 7 bands in the visual and near-infrared (VNIR) bands and a 5-meter ground sampling distance.
ISIS – Innovative Solutions in Space (ISISpace) selected Simera Sense to provide a multispectral optical payload for an upcoming CubeSat mission.