Japan Space Imaging Corporation (JSI), founded in 1998, is a leading Japanese provider of satellite imagery and geospatial solutions. They distribute high-resolution optical satellite imagery data and offer geospatial information services like tasking, basemaps, and imagery analysis. JSI also contributes to Japan's national security through its satellite data business, partnering with organizations like Maxar Technologies and NEC Corporation.
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HotSat-1 was serving customers such as Japan Space Imaging Corporation (JSI), a geospatial information provider for civil, commercial, defense, and intelligence markets, before its services ended.
Kleos Space SA established a partnership with Japan Space Imaging Corporation to support promotion of Kleos’ geolocation data in Japan.
Japan Space Imaging Corporation will act as Kleos’ promotional partner and provide direct tactical and promotional support.
Makoto Higashi retired from Japan Space Imaging in 2019 after a 40-year industry career and then joined Iceye.