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Changguang Satellite Technology has launched more than 30 Jilin-1 series optical and video satellites with panchromatic resolution of around 0.7 m.
Changguang Satellite Technology launched 10 new Jilin-1 satellites on the Long March 8 mission.
Tianjin University-1 is an infrared remote sensing satellite developed by Changguang Satellite Technology.
Jilin-1 Gaofen 02F is part of an Earth observation satellite constellation being constructed by Chang Guang Satellite Technology Co. Ltd. (CGST).
Chang Guang Satellite has more than 30 satellites in orbit and is targeting 138 satellites by 2030.
Chang Guang Satellite Technology is building out the Jilin-1 constellation and has more than 30 satellites in orbit.
Chang Guang Satellite Technology is targeting 138 Jilin-1 satellites by 2030.
Chang Guang Satellite secured $375,000,000 for its constellation plans in late 2020.
Funding in 2021 had not reached the levels of the largest 2020 rounds, which included Changguang Satellite ($375,000,000) and launch companies Landspace ($175,000,000) and iSpace ($173,000,000).
Changguang Satellite raised $375,000,000 in 2020.
Chang Guang Satellite Technology Co. Ltd. has successfully launched 30 small remote sensing satellites into orbit since 2015.
Changguang Satellite raised $375,000,000 in a 2020 funding round for its remote sensing business.
Changguang Satellite has plans to develop synthetic aperture radar and hyperspectral satellites in addition to its optical satellites.
Changguang Satellite, known in English as Charming Globe, has had 28 satellites launched successfully to date.
Changguang Satellite Co. Ltd. secured $375,000,000 (2.46 billion yuan) in a pre-IPO funding round on 2020-11-28.
The 2.46 billion yuan raised by Changguang Satellite eclipses the total funding raised so far by U.S. remote sensing startup Planet.
Changguang Satellite aims to complete the full 138-satellite Jilin-1 constellation with a 10-minute revisit around 2030.
Jilin-1 Earth observation satellites are developed and operated by Changguang Satellite Technology Co. Ltd. (CGST).
The first payload on the Kuaizhou-11 mission was a Jilin-1 video satellite developed by Changguang Satellite Co. Ltd. for Bilibili.
The first Kuaizhou-1A launch deployed the Jilin-1 Gaofen-02B high-resolution optical remote sensing satellite for Chang Guang Satellite Technology Co. Ltd.