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After Satellogic’s October 2020 launch, European Space Imaging will offer multiple daily collections with 30–0.99 m resolution in certain regions.
Satellogic raised $50,000,000 on 2019-12-19 to help scale up its satellite constellation.
Three months before the $50,000,000 round, Satellogic entered a $38,000,000 agreement with Chinese data science company ABDAS for a dedicated satellite constellation product.
Under the $38,000,000 agreement, ABDAS will have control over which sites to observe within China’s Henan Province when Satellogic’s satellites are passing overhead.
Satellogic planned to launch 16 satellites in 2020 with the first two scheduled to launch from China in mid-January.
Argentina-based Satellogic plans to launch up to 90 remote sensing smallsats on as many as six Long March 6 rockets under a contract with China Great Wall Industry Corporation.
Satellogic plans to expand to a 90-satellite constellation that could be ready 24 months after reaching the intermediate constellation for weekly global remapping.
Satellogic currently has eight satellites in orbit providing multispectral imagery at one-meter resolution and hyperspectral imagery at 30-meter resolution.
Satellogic plans to launch 13 satellites on a dedicated Long March 6 rocket in 2020-07-01.
Satellogic provides hyperspectral data to researchers for experimentation and uses hyperspectral data in its own data analysis pipelines in combination with multispectral images and other data.
Satellogic is an Argentine company developing a constellation of hyperspectral Earth-imaging satellites.
Satellogic plans to launch 90 remote sensing smallsats on as many as six Long March 6 rockets under a contract with China Great Wall Industry Corporation (CGWIC).
The $27,000,000 Series B funding was sufficient to operate Satellogic through 2019, and additional funding will be needed to complete the constellation in 2020.
Satellogic raised a $27,000,000 Series B round in June 2017 led by Tencent.
Fifteen Satellogic satellites, each weighing about 45 kg and measuring 100 by 50 by 0.5 m, are under construction at a facility in Montevideo, Uruguay.
Satellogic will launch its fleet of Earth imaging satellites with hyperspectral capabilities on Chinese rockets.
Satellogic raised $27,000,000 in 2017 for a hyperspectral constellation.