Umbra Space

The companies previously signed a reseller agreement in 2024, granting e-GEOS non-exclusive global distribution rights to Umbra’s SAR imagery.

e-GEOS focuses on Europe and South America, while Umbra focuses on North America, Asia, and other international markets.

e-GEOS plans to apply its proprietary AI solutions to Umbra’s SAR data to build new analytics products.

Umbra and e-GEOS have signed a multi-year strategic agreement to jointly develop geospatial intelligence solutions with the COSMO-SkyMed satellites and Umbra’s constellation.

Umbra captured imagery of the ceremony at Kim Il Sung Square on parade day and processed it in under 30 minutes.

Umbra's satellite constellation captures high-resolution radar imagery through clouds and darkness.

Umbra captured imagery of the ceremony at Kim Il Sung Square on parade day and processed it in under 30 minutes.

Umbra's constellation captured high-resolution radar imagery of the Workers' Party parade in Pyongyang.

Umbra's radar imagery revealed dense crowd formations and equipment placement during the parade ceremony.

Umbra captured imagery of Kim Il Sung Square on October 10, 2025, at 1256 UTC with a resolution of 50 cm and 4x Multilook.

Umbra collected imagery of the Mirim Parade Training Ground, showing the full buildup phase, including rehearsals, vehicle staging, and formation organization.

Umbra's imagery includes the full buildup phase of the parade, including rehearsals, vehicle staging, and formation organization.

Umbra captured imagery of the Mirim Parade Training Ground on October 8, 2025, at 0311 UTC with a resolution of 50 cm and 3x Multilook.

Umbra announced its expansion from data provision to technology and satellite system sales.

The Umbra project was created by Alma Kugic, Denis Acker, Finley Wallace, Victor Ramirez, and Nicholas Florio from the University of Stuttgart, Germany.

The Umbra project won first prize in the ASAC.

A new 35 cm capture of Launch Complex 39A by Umbra Space occurred on September 23, 2025, at 04:13:27 UTC.

The deals include synthetic aperture radar (SAR) data provided by partner company Umbra to complement Maxar imagery.

Maxar expanded its offerings by partnering with Umbra and recently adding Satellogic to create a virtual constellation of imaging capabilities.

The Commercial Augmentation Space Reserve (CASR) framework is generally heading in the right direction according to Jason Mallare, vice president of global solutions at Umbra Space.