Wyvern is a Canadian space data company based in Edmonton, Alberta, specializing in high-resolution hyperspectral imagery of Earth. They operate a constellation of satellites, including their Dragonette series, and utilize a "constellation as a service" model, partnering with companies like AAC Clyde Space and Loft Orbital to host their sensors. Wyvern's hyperspectral data, captured across multiple spectral bands, caters to sophisticated customers in agriculture, forestry, mining, and government, offering insights for environmental monitoring, resource management, and other applications.
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The financial amount of NordSpace Ventures' investment in Wyvern was not disclosed.
Wyvern performs Earth-observation hyperspectral imaging with its small Dragonette constellation.
Wyvern’s hyperspectral data is used by customers in defence, agriculture, forestry, mining, energy, and environmental monitoring.
NordSpace invested in Wyvern, an Edmonton-based Earth observation company with a small fleet of hyperspectral imaging small satellites.
NordSpace Ventures' initial investment is in Wyvern, an Earth-observation company based in Edmonton, Alberta.
Wyvern’s high-resolution hyperspectral data captures hundreds of spectral bands beyond the visible spectrum.
SeekrGeo debuts under a strategic licensing agreement with Wyvern, making Wyvern the inaugural partner for high-resolution hyperspectral imaging.
The integration of SeekrGeo with Wyvern’s hyperspectral data enables identification of chemical composition of materials, moisture levels in vegetation, and specific mineral signatures.
Wyvern is a Canadian space-data company operating a high-resolution hyperspectral LEO constellation called Dragonette.
Wyvern launched Dragonette-004 and Dragonette-005 hyperspectral imaging payloads in 2025 and will launch Dragonette-006 in 2026.
Wyvern launched two Earth observation payloads on SpaceX Transporter missions in 2025.
PacGeo has partnerships with several imagery providers, including Airbus, Vantor, Planet, Capella Space, Satellogic, Pixxel, and Canada’s Wyvern.
The Canadian payloads include two satellites for GHGSat and one payload from Wyvern.
Wyvern launched Dragonette-004 in March on the SpaceX Transporter-13 mission, and it is on Loft Orbital’s YAM-8 satellite.
Wyvern's latest payload, Dragonette-005, is a hyperspectral camera on the YAM-9 satellite built by Loft Orbital.
Messium's network will use capacity from various commercial hyperspectral data providers including Wyvern, Planet, Pixxel, Open Cosmos, and Esper.
Wyvern Inc. owns the hyperspectral data delivered by the EPICHyper satellite.
Loft Orbital’s expanded imaging capacity enables Wyvern to serve growing demand for high-quality hyperspectral data.
Wyvern’s mission is scheduled to fly on Loft Orbital’s second-generation satellite platform in 2024.
EPIC HYPER 2 is the second of three EPIC HYPER spacecraft and is expected to deliver hyperspectral imaging data exclusively to Wyvern Inc. under a Space Data as a Service agreement.