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The HEXAGON satellite missions between 1971 and 1984 included the use of the Mark V reentry vehicle.
The HEXAGON area search satellite entered service in 1971 as a replacement for the CORONA satellite.
The HEXAGON satellite was designed to replace the CORONA reconnaissance capabilities.
The list of solutions providers signed to exhibit at Geo Week 2024 includes 3DEO, Pointerra, GeoCue Group, Hexagon, Leica Geosystems, Trimble, Esri, Fugro, Vexcel Imaging, and Woolpert.
Philip Pressel wrote two books: 'They are Still Alive,' a biography, and 'Meeting the Challenge,' a book about the HEXAGON satellite.
The HEXAGON satellite was tasked with photographing vast areas below it while traveling in a polar orbit to provide intelligence on the Soviet Union during the Cold War.
While at Perkin-Elmer in the mid-1960s, Philip Pressel was assigned to design the camera system for the HEXAGON satellite.
Philip Pressel was among the designers of the reconnaissance cameras carried aboard the HEXAGON reconnaissance satellite from 1971 to 1986.
After working on the HEXAGON camera system, Philip Pressel worked on design projects for other national security programs.
Philip Pressel often spoke to groups about the Holocaust, HEXAGON, and designing instruments for space.
SPIN SCAN was a proposed small reconnaissance satellite designed to operate alongside the larger HEXAGON satellite.
MOL was ultimately canceled in June 1969 due to budgetary constraints in favor of the HEXAGON program.
The HEXAGON satellite was prioritized for its capability to photograph large areas at sufficient resolution to identify Soviet weapons systems.
Hexagon's product offerings include HxGN Underground Mining, HxGN Autonomous Mining, and the award-winning HxGN MineProtect platform.
Hexagon's products implement drill automation and safeguard operators, pedestrians, and equipment in challenging environments.
Hexagon AB acquired HARD-LINE, a global leader in mine automation and remote-control technology.
The acquisition will enhance Hexagon’s life-of-mine technology stack and complement its product offerings.
Hexagon's product portfolios manage vehicle traffic autonomously and enhance fleet situational awareness.
Both Hexagon and HARD-LINE advocate for an interoperable, OEM-independent system for mining automation.
Hexagon’s Geosystems division is updating aerial data of Florida, Texas, Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Washington, Florida, South Carolina, Virginia, Maine, Montana, and Idaho at 6-inch (15-centimetre) resolution for the 2023 collection season.