Satellogic has introduced Aleph Observer, a persistent global intelligence offering delivering high-resolution Earth observation at scale. It enables customers to monitor hundreds to thousands of sites daily with consistent, reliable coverage.
Built for organizations with recurring areas of interest, Aleph Observer provides dedicated capacity to monitor sites at the cadence required, ensuring predictable access and operational continuity.
Imagery is paired with integrated analytics to support decision-making at scale. Aleph Observer establishes the foundation for persistent, global Earth intelligence.
Introducing Merlin, enabling persistent Earth intelligence at planetary scale.
Merlin is Satellogic’s latest constellation addition, delivering daily, global coverage at one-meter resolution. Building on Aleph Observer, it scales from site-based monitoring to continuous, planet-wide visibility.
With AI-powered onboard processing and real-time alerting, Merlin delivers low-latency insights at global scale, unlocking faster decisions and a new standard for Earth observation.
Aleph v2 is now generally available, delivering a faster, more unified platform for discovering, tasking, and managing Earth observation data.
This release brings archive and tasking into a single workflow with improved visibility, diagnostics, and control across the full lifecycle.
Users can refine searches more effectively, preview capture opportunities, and track order progress with greater transparency from request through delivery.
Portugal Advances Sovereign Capabilities with Mark V Satellites
Satellogic has signed an $18 million agreement with CEiiA to deliver two NewSat Mark V satellites, strengthening Portugal’s sovereign Earth observation capabilities and advancing the Atlantic Constellation.
The second Mark V satellite successfully launched on March 30, 2026, marking a key milestone in execution.
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