LatConnect 60 (LC60) is an Australian Earth observation company that leverages satellite data to provide AI-powered geospatial analytics and insights. They deliver services through customized platforms, offering solutions for agriculture, climate monitoring, and emissions tracking. LC60 is developing its own tailored EO constellation with novel sensors and partners with companies like Dragonfly Aerospace. The company's services cater to government and commercial clients in Australia, Southeast Asia, and the MENA region.
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LatConnect60 will combine data from its satellite fleet, which includes optical imagery and shortwave infrared technology, with Spire’s GNSS-R data to deliver a detailed view of environmental conditions.
LatConnect60 will combine data from its satellite fleet, which includes optical imagery and shortwave infrared technology, with Spire’s GNSS-R data to deliver a detailed view of environmental conditions and resource needs.
On 2024-11-25 in Perth, Australia Spire Global (NYSE: SPIR) was selected by LatConnect60 to provide GNSS-R data and Soil Moisture Insights.
LatConnect60 will deliver combined Spire and in-house satellite data to provide customers with detailed environmental condition and resource need assessments.
LatConnect 60 Ltd.'s first satellite is scheduled to be launched into low Earth orbit in the second half of 2025.
Warpspace has signed a strategic partnership agreement with LatConnect 60 Ltd. to create a mechanism to monitor carbon emissions from space in very high resolution.
LatConnect 60 will launch a constellation of ESG-focused satellites named HyperSight 60 with anticipated operations starting in the third quarter of 2025 and onwards.
LatConnect 60 Ltd. is developing a constellation of satellites to measure carbon emission concentrations from space.
LatConnect 60 has developed the proprietary EONET platform to acquire and process data from a wide range of Earth observation satellites for insights in agriculture, environment, sustainability, and governance.
Warpspace and LatConnect 60 will select the most suitable optical communication terminal for LatConnect 60’s observation satellite and integrate it with the ground system as a first step.
The smallsats and the subsequent HyperSight 60 constellation will be owned and operated by LatConnect 60 (LC60).
LatConnect 60 (LC60) was established in 2019 as an Earth Observation company that collects satellite imagery data and fuses it with other forms of data for insights.
LatConnect 60 (LC60) has signed an agreement with Gilmour Space Technologies to build and launch the first smallsat in a planned high-resolution hyperspectral imaging constellation.
LatConnect 60 plans to operate a 16-satellite constellation by 2025.
Spire Global's advanced AIS data has provided significant value to LatConnect 60 and will be incorporated into LatConnect 60's research with Curtin University to improve real-time vessel location awareness and help avoid collisions.
LatConnect 60 plans to launch its first two satellites to gather one-meter-resolution Earth imagery in seven spectral bands in 2022.
LatConnect 60 and Curtin University’s Intelligent Sensing & Perception Laboratory are creating sensor fusion algorithms using data from satellite sensors, primarily Spire’s maritime domain awareness information.
LatConnect 60 will generate high resolution panchromatic and multispectral optical data from the SSTL S1-4 satellite.
Perth-based LatConnect 60 will provide high resolution optical data from the SSTL S1-4 Earth observation satellite.
LatConnect 60 is based in Perth, Australia and develops small satellites with onboard computers running AI algorithms.