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Vantor Vantage will provide 20-cm-class imagery.
Vantor currently operates the WorldView constellation of electro-optical imaging satellites.
Vantor plans to place the first two Vantor Vantage satellites on orbit as early as 2029.
Two Vantor Vantage satellites are expected to begin collecting imagery in 2029.
Vantor’s commercial imaging system provides 20 cm-class imagery.
Vantor Pulse will consist of more than 10 40-centimeter-class resolution satellites.
Vantor’s commercial imaging system combines accurate, high-resolution imagery with high-frequency monitoring.
Vantor Vantage is based on a larger satellite bus and features 20-centimeter-class resolution.
Vantor’s WorldView Legion constellation provides 30-cm-class imagery and revisit rates of up to 15 times per day.
Pulse is Vantor’s first foray into smallsats.
Vantor Pulse satellites can revisit the same location on Earth every 15 minutes.
Vantor’s Tensorglobe geospatial intelligence platform combines data from the Pulse, Vantage, and WorldView satellite systems.
Vantor is expanding its imaging constellation.
The first Vantor Pulse satellites are expected to be online in 2027.
Vantor signed a multi-million-dollar contract with a South Asian government.
Dan Smoot is the CEO of Vantor.
Vantor announced three contracts worth a combined $204.7 million with customers in the Middle East and Africa.
Vantor, formerly Maxar, has implemented tighter controls or delays on Middle East imagery.
The Vantor Luno contract is worth $2.3 million.
Vantor satellites can capture images of other spacecraft at a resolution of less than 10 cm from hundreds of kilometers away.