Space-Eyes

Space-Eyes develops AI-driven geospatial intelligence and sensor-fusion technology for defense, security, and enterprise operations. Its CATE AI platform combines satellite imagery with radar, radio-frequency, electro-optical, synthetic aperture radar, AIS, and other data sources to create operational intelligence. Applications include maritime domain awareness, counter-drone systems, wildfire monitoring, critical infrastructure protection, and real-time threat detection.
Sisir Radar

Sisir Radar develops synthetic aperture radar (SAR) systems that work on ground platforms, drones, planes, and satellites in P, L, and X bands. The radars create detailed 2D and 3D images day or night in any weather, including fog, rain, or smoke. They support defense surveillance, agriculture checks, mining operations, infrastructure watch, and disaster response. Resolutions reach 0.75 meters for L-band and 2.5 meters for P-band, with abilities to see through foliage and shallow ground.
Array Labs

Array Labs designs, builds, and operates radar satellites. These satellites capture high-resolution images day or night in any weather using synthetic aperture radar. They create single-pass 3D elevation models up to 10 cm resolution for global terrain mapping. Multistatic systems enable real-time tracking of moving objects on ground, sea, or air. Turnkey sensors integrate easily into satellites for space domain awareness and navigation in GPS-denied areas.
ICEYE

ICEYE provides high-resolution satellite imaging using synthetic aperture radar (SAR) technology, enabling real-time Earth observation in any weather condition and at any time of day. The company operates the world’s largest SAR satellite constellation, delivering precise monitoring and data insights for industries including disaster response, maritime tracking, insurance, security, and government services. By utilizing small satellite technologies, ICEYE captures detailed imagery from space with unprecedented flexibility, offering monitoring capabilities across global locations with resolutions as precise as 25 cm.
Basalt Tech

Basalt is a space technology company that provides satellite infrastructure through a Constellations-as-a-Service (CaaS) model for commercial and government customers. Its spacecraft offerings include Lantern, a compact 16U satellite platform, and Gateway, a larger platform designed for specialized payloads. These systems support optical Earth observation, multispectral imaging, synthetic aperture radar, and radio-frequency intelligence applications. Basalt’s service model provides organizations with configurable satellite capabilities without requiring them to independently develop an entire spacecraft constellation.
Surrey Satellite Technology

Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) is an aerospace company designing and manufacturing small satellites, spacecraft platforms, and satellite subsystems for commercial, scientific, and government missions. Its technology includes Earth observation spacecraft, synthetic aperture radar satellites, navigation receivers, and modular satellite platforms. The company develops satellite systems for environmental monitoring, geospatial imaging, navigation, and scientific research. Its product portfolio includes SSTL Micro and SSTL Mini satellite platforms, NovaSAR radar spacecraft, and GNSS reflectometry instruments, alongside engineering services and mission support for satellite operators.
Airbus

Airbus is an aerospace manufacturer developing satellite systems, spacecraft components, and space exploration technologies for commercial, scientific, and government missions. Through its space operations, the company designs and manufactures telecommunications satellites, Earth observation systems, navigation equipment, and spacecraft infrastructure. Its technology supports satellite communications, environmental monitoring, planetary exploration, and defense applications. Airbus also contributes spacecraft systems to major international space programs, including the European Service Module for NASA’s Orion spacecraft, and provides satellite imagery and geospatial intelligence services.
Capella Space

Capella Space is a satellite technology company developing synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellites and providing high-resolution Earth observation imagery for government and commercial applications. Its Acadia satellite constellation captures radar imagery during the day and night, including through clouds and adverse weather conditions. The company provides satellite data for maritime monitoring, infrastructure analysis, disaster response, and defense intelligence. Acquired by IonQ in July 2025, Capella also contributes satellite infrastructure and expertise to the development of space-based quantum communications technologies.