Planet Labs PBC, known as Planet, is an American Earth imaging company that operates a large fleet of satellites, including the Dove and SkySat constellations. They provide daily, high-resolution satellite imagery and geospatial solutions used for various applications like climate monitoring, agriculture, and disaster response. Planet's major partners and customers include governments, Google, and organizations in agriculture, forestry, and intelligence. The company's mission is to image the entire Earth every day to monitor changes and make the data accessible.
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Metaspectral and Planet Labs formed a partnership to integrate commercial hyperspectral Earth observation data with artificial intelligence analytics.
The Planet and Metaspectral system can isolate material signals to prioritize physical inspection workflows in environmental monitoring and defence operations.
The Planet and Metaspectral system can identify crop and soil indicators before physical symptoms appear in agricultural supply chains.
Planet operates one of the largest commercial Earth observation satellite fleets.
The partnership pairs the Planet Tanager satellite constellation’s hyperspectral data with the Metaspectral AI Clarity platform.
ECAPS’ LMP-103S has flown on Planet Labs’ SkySat Earth-imaging constellation.
Demand from the Space Development Agency’s Tranche satellite programs and commercial operators Planet Labs, Spire Global, and HawkEye 360 is now running up against Blue Canyon Technologies’ production ceiling.
CLS tracks remote marine beacons and processes large amounts of information every month to help governments monitor the planet.
Planet Labs trades under the ticker PL.
The space equity basket includes Rocket Lab USA, Planet Labs, Spire Global, Satellogic, and BlackSky Technology.
James Mason is the Chief Space Officer of Planet Labs.
Planet plans to open a manufacturing facility in Berlin in 2026 to double production capacity for its Pelican fleet.
Isar Aerospace will launch one of Planet Labs Germany’s next-generation high-resolution Pelican satellites on the Spectrum launch vehicle from the Andøya Space launch complex in Norway as early as late 2026.
Astroscale Holdings promotes the AIRS (Atmospheric Impact of Reentered Spacecraft) initiative with Planet Labs as a founding member and the University of Southampton as a participant.
Planet Labs and Astroscale will share non-proprietary information about their satellite manufacturing processes and material compositions for AIRS research.
Planet Labs’ Pelican-11 is a technology demonstration satellite for the second generation of the company’s Earth observation constellation.
Planet Labs operates one of the largest Earth observation satellite fleets.
Planet Labs Germany operates its European headquarters and Mission Control in Berlin.
Planet expects to add up to 70 new employees in Berlin as part of the expansion.
Planet’s current Berlin workforce is about 150 employees.