Synspective, founded in 2018, is a Japanese space startup and solutions provider that develops and operates its own constellation of small SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar) satellites. The company provides SAR data and cloud-based analytics solutions to government agencies and companies globally, focusing on disaster response, national security, and environmental monitoring. Synspective aims to build a constellation of 30 satellites by the late 2020s to enable near real-time observation of changes on Earth, with partners including Mitsubishi Electric and Addvalue. Associated keywords include: SAR data, earth observation, remote sensing, disaster management, and environmental monitoring.
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Synspective’s SAR constellation is being developed to deliver imagery capable of detecting millimetre-level changes to the Earth’s surface.
By 2023 Synspective will have six satellites in orbit as part of progress toward a planned constellation of 30 satellites.
Synspective plans to launch a commercial prototype satellite named StriX-1 (Strix One) later in 2022.
Synspective’s StriX-β launch window opens on 2022-02-28 UTC and spans 14 days.
Rocket Lab’s first launch for Synspective, named 'The Owl’s Night Begins', deployed the StriX-α satellite on an Electron vehicle in December 2020.
AMH President Jose Carlo Eric Santos supports collaborating with Synspective to utilize SAR technology to help build safer and more resilient infrastructure and communities in the Philippines.
AMH Philippines, Inc. and Synspective signed a Memorandum of Understanding to use SAR technology for an integrated approach to mitigate geohazards for infrastructure in the Philippines.
AMH Philippines, Inc. and Synspective have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to use synthetic aperture radar technology for geohazard mitigation for infrastructure in the Philippines.
Rocket Lab announced a contract with Synspective for three launches in 2022 and 2023 one day before the 2021-12-08 launch.
Rocket Lab launched Synspective’s first satellite, StriX-α, in December 2020.
Synspective’s LDM enables easy acquisition of analysis results from SAR satellites and provides analysis results on a web display without requiring specialized software or advanced technical knowledge.
Synspective is operating its first satellite and providing SAR-based solution services.
Synspective plans to launch six satellites by 2023.
Synspective reduced the time from analysis to provision of data to about one-third of the time required by conventional methods through automatic analysis.
Japan’s iQPS and Synspective are developing SAR constellations.
Synspective provides one-stop solutions using geospatial data from its own SAR satellites.
Synspective plans to launch six satellites by 2023.
Synspective is building a constellation of small SAR satellites to provide data and analytic information to governments and commercial outfits.
Orbital EOS used Synspective’s StriX SAR data to analyze oil spill detection off the coast of Syria in September 2021.
Synspective captured SAR imagery on 2021-09-09 using its StriX satellite in stripmap mode of the area off the coast of Syria and the Lebanese border.