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Rocket Lab launched Synspective’s first satellite, StriX-α, in December 2020.
Synspective is operating its first satellite and providing SAR-based solution services.
Synspective plans to launch six satellites by 2023.
Synspective reduced the time from analysis to provision of data to about one-third of the time required by conventional methods through automatic analysis.
Synspective’s LDM enables easy acquisition of analysis results from SAR satellites and provides analysis results on a web display without requiring specialized software or advanced technical knowledge.
Japan’s iQPS and Synspective are developing SAR constellations.
Synspective is building a constellation of small SAR satellites to provide data and analytic information to governments and commercial outfits.
Synspective provides one-stop solutions using geospatial data from its own SAR satellites.
Synspective plans to launch six satellites by 2023.
Synspective will continue to collaborate with Orbital EOS to help define the oil spillage area, its extent, and outflow prediction by providing SAR imagery data.
Synspective signed a partnership agreement with Orbital EOS in October 2021 for collaboration in the Asia region.
Orbital EOS used Synspective’s StriX SAR data to analyze oil spill detection off the coast of Syria in September 2021.
Synspective captured SAR imagery on 2021-09-09 using its StriX satellite in stripmap mode of the area off the coast of Syria and the Lebanese border.
Synspective develops small synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellites using technology that applies results from the Cabinet Office’s ImPACT program.
Synspective aims to build a full constellation of 30 SAR satellites by the late 2020s.
Synspective plans to launch the first six satellites of the constellation by 2023.
StriX β is a Japanese synthetic aperture radar satellite built by Synspective as a demonstrator for Synspective’s planned 30-satellite constellation.
Synspective’s LDM provides analysis results from SAR satellites in an easy-to-understand visual format that does not require specialized software or knowledge.
StriX-1 is the third satellite of a 30-satellite SAR constellation that Synspective plans to deploy by the late 2020s.
Synspective and Exolaunch have a launch agreement to launch Synspective’s third demonstration SAR satellite StriX-1 on a Soyuz-2 launch vehicle in mid-2022.