Satellogic

Satellogic is a company that provides Earth Observation services to sectors such as energy and mining, government and defense, finance and insurance, and environment and climate. The company offers products including Space Systems, Constellation-as-a-Service, and Multispectral Imagery. Satellogic’s technology features NewSat Satellites, a constellation of satellites, and the Searchable Earth platform. These NewSat satellites, designed and built in-house, include components like cameras, on-board computers, power subsystems, sensors, actuators, optics, radios, and propulsion systems. The satellites are smaller, lighter, and more cost-effective, delivering geospatial data with high frequency, resolution, and cost efficiency. The constellation aims to provide multiple daily revisits of points of interest and global asset monitoring. The Constellation-as-a-Service model allows organizations to manage direct tasking of satellites over specific areas of interest. Satellogic also offers a Research & Science Program that provides free geospatial imagery and developer resources for research projects. As a member of the International Disasters Charter, Satellogic provides high-resolution imagery for disaster response and humanitarian aid. The satellites carry both multispectral and hyperspectral cameras, along with proprietary or third-party payloads. Satellogic’s manufacturing plant in Montevideo, Uruguay, features a Class 100,000 / ISO 8 cleanroom and follows a Lean Manufacturing methodology. The multispectral imagery allows for monitoring economic activity and high-frequency changes to infrastructure and natural environments with sub-meter detail. The Constellation-as-a-Service includes options for dedicated satellites, dedicated rocket launches, in-country mission operation centers, and access to a global ground station network. Satellogic names its satellites after remarkable women in STEM to honor their contributions and inspire future innovations. The company’s technology aims to create a Searchable Earth, providing daily global remaps and near real-time analysis of the Earth’s surface.