The integration of the Helix Mesh Rider Radios secures resilient connectivity and full data encryption for SKY MANTIS 2.
SKY MANTIS 2 can be deployed in under 60 seconds.
Evolve Dynamics’ CEO, Mike Dewhirst, highlights the value of SKY MANTIS 2 for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance operations.
SKY MANTIS 2 delivers enhanced power and next-level imaging with multiple operational benefits including extreme weather operability.
SKY MANTIS 2 can perform a range of functions with modular task-specific payloads, including thermal imaging and HD 30X zoom low light EO.
Doodle Labs’ Helix Mesh Rider Radios will be integrated as the on-board datalink in Evolve Dynamics’ SKY MANTIS 2 platform.
SKY MANTIS 2 withstands winds up to 46 mph / 75 kmph, heavy rain, and temperatures from -30°C to +50°C.
SKY MANTIS 2 has been field-tested in highly-contested airspace in support of Ukrainian defense forces.
Open Cosmos launched a total of four satellites in 2023, including ALISIO-1, MANTIS, and Platero.
Open Cosmos launched a total of four satellites in 2023, including MANTIS and Platero.
Open Cosmos launched the MANTIS satellite, which was developed with support from the European Space Agency and co-funded by the UK Space Agency.
Open Cosmos was involved in the MANTIS satellite mission launched two weeks before 22 November 2023, which was developed with support from the European Space Agency and co-funded by UKSA.
MANTIS and PLATERO will join MENUT as part of the OpenConstellation global shared Earth Observation satellite infrastructure built and managed by Open Cosmos.
MANTIS is the first satellite launched as part of ESA InCubed, the co-funding program run by ESA Φ-lab with the UK Space Agency as a participating member state.
Open Cosmos’ satellites MANTIS and PLATERO reached orbit on SpaceX’s Transporter-9 mission launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base, California.
MANTIS carries a multispectral high-resolution optical payload for Earth Observation manufactured by Satlantis.
MANTIS is the first satellite launched under ESA InCubed, the co-funding program run by ESA Φ-lab with the UK Space Agency as a participating member state.
MANTIS hosts a multispectral, high-resolution optical Earth observation payload manufactured by Satlantis.
MANTIS and PLATERO will join the satellite MENUT, which launched earlier in the year, as part of the OpenConstellation shared Earth observation satellite infrastructure built and managed by Open Cosmos.
Open Cosmos’ satellites MANTIS and PLATERO reached orbit following the SpaceX Transporter-9 mission launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base, California.