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Synspective offers a Land Displacement (LDM) solution service that employs SAR satellite data features to analyze wide-area ground deformation and provide actionable insights and results.
Synspective develops and operates Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) satellites.
Synspective plans a constellation of 30 satellites by 2026 to enable wide-area, high-frequency Earth observation.
Synspective plans to launch three more satellites after StriX-1 by the end of 2023.
Synspective plans a constellation of 30 satellites by 2026 to enable wide-area, high-frequency Earth observation.
Synspective Inc. and NeoGeoInfo Technologies Pvt Ltd. are partnering to utilize Synspective’s analytic solution services for infrastructure, utilities, disaster management, forestry, and defense/national security in India.
Synspective develops and operates high-frequency, high-resolution synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellites to provide data analytics and solution services.
The partnership between Synspective and NeoGeoInfo aims to create new opportunities and applications for SAR satellite solutions in India.
Synspective will have six satellites in orbit by 2023 as part of progress toward a planned constellation of 30 satellites.
NeoGeoInfo will provide solutions using Synspective’s SAR data and will collaborate to build applications and solutions for the Indian market.
Synspective plans to launch three additional SAR satellites in 2023.
Synspective acquired its first image from its second SAR satellite StriX-ß on 2022/06/05 around 1 PM UTC over Manila, Philippines in Sliding Spotlight Mode.
Synspective acquired an image from StriX-ß on 2022/06/03 around 0 AM UTC over Brasilia, Brazil in Stripmap mode.
Synspective plans to launch its first commercial prototype StriX-1 later in 2022.
Synspective acquired an image from StriX-ß on 2022/06/03 around 7 PM UTC over Rotterdam, the Netherlands in Stripmap mode.
Synspective plans to launch its first commercial prototype StriX-1 later 2022.
Synspective plans to launch three additional SAR satellites in 2023.
Synspective had two satellites in space after the launch and image acquisition of StriX-ß, including StriX-a launched in 2020.
With the successful launch, orbit insertion, and image acquisition of StriX-β, Synspective will have two satellites in space, including StriX-α launched in 2020.
Synspective aims to build a constellation of 30 SAR satellites by around 2026.