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Two of the initial satellites will be assembled and tested in Japan, with preparations already underway between IHI and ICEYE.
Under the contract, IHI has placed an initial order for four satellites and will have the option to procure an additional 20 satellites in the future.
IHI has signed a contract with ICEYE to build an Earth observation satellite constellation for security and commercial use.
The Kongsberg NanoAvionics small satellite solution integrates the IHI-selected hyperspectral payload and support for environmental testing, launch preparation, and early orbit operations.
IHI aims to strengthen its capabilities in hyperspectral observation, data analysis, and satellite operations through the IHI-SAT2 mission.
IHI plans to broaden the range of sectors where it can apply space-derived information, including applications beyond forestry.
The NanoAvionics hyperspectral 6U CubeSat is intended to advance forest management as part of IHI's future Earth observation satellite constellation.
Two-way communications have been established with IHI-SAT2 following its launch aboard Transporter-15 and orbital deployment.
Kongsberg NanoAvionics established communication with the IHI-SAT2 cubesat, developed for Japan’s IHI Corporation.
IHI and Space Data aim to combine diverse satellite data from the constellation with Space Data's digital twin technology to create new value in satellite data and competitive services.
Space Data and IHI signed a memorandum to collaborate on utilizing satellite data and creating new business opportunities.
IHI is based in Koto, Tokyo, and is led by CEO Hiroshi Ide.
IHI is constructing a small satellite constellation consisting of multiple satellite types including optical sensors, SAR, VHF Data Exchange System, RF, infrared, and hyperspectral.
IHI signed a procurement contract with ICEYE to build an Earth observation satellite constellation for security, civilian, and commercial use.
IHI plans to expand production and deployment of the remaining 20 satellites in stages beginning in fiscal year 2026.
Iceye and IHI Corporation have signed a procurement contract to build a constellation of Earth observation satellites for civil, commercial, and security use.
The partnership combines ICEYE's rapid SAR deployment model with IHI's aerospace engineering heritage.
If the demonstration results are satisfactory, IHI plans to acquire the remaining 20 satellites in phases starting in fiscal year 2026.
IHI has placed an initial order for four satellites and the associated imaging acquisition system, with the option to acquire an additional 20 later.
The contract follows a memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed by Iceye and IHI in May 2025 to jointly develop the constellation and establish domestic production facilities in Japan.