JANUARY 2024

Changes and Opportunities

In the first half of 2023, we launched a new satellite model, tested new in-orbit capabilities, and developed a new direct satellite sales opportunity, Space Systems. By the second half of the year, Satellogic had signed its first Space Systems customers as well as some strategic new partners, plus released Rapid Response, our lowest-latency tasking option. Satellogic also began taking action to become a US-based, NOAA-licensed company. 

NOAA granted the remote sensing license in November 2023 and we anticipate our re-domiciliation process to the US to be completed shortly in Q1 2024. All these changes have presented their challenges and, now as we begin the new year, great opportunities to deliver affordable, high-quality satellite imagery to more organizations.

Happy New Year!

Matt Tirman, President, Satellogic

FROM THE GALLERY

Here are a few of our favorite images from 2023; a global collection of stunning, high-resolution captures from the Satellogic constellation.

Most Artistic – The Innamincka Regional Reserve, Australia

Most Geometric – The 15 Circles, AZ, USA

Most Cinematographic – Wadi Rum, Jordan

Most Romantic – Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Most Impactul – Western Cape, South Africa

Building the Future Together: Customer Collaborations

Over the course of 2023, we worked closely with customers and partners to develop breakthrough applications to advance the adoption and value of satellite imagery.

Check out some highlights:

ICYMI: WHAT DO YOU SEE?

We believe in the power of knowledge, and that every leader should have access to critical information about how the world around them is changing. Satellogic is committed to improving capacity, quality, and affordable access to timely Earth Observation data.

The global perspective we need to achieve a more sustainable and equitable future is finally within reach.

FEATURED ARTICLE

Matt Tirman, President of Satellogic, discusses redomiciling to the U.S. plus the important role of commercial space companies within the U.S. market  in this edition of Milsat Magazine Command Center.

Beyond traditional defense to emerging national security threats, Matt answers questions about advanced applications of interest to U.S. government clients and how Satellogic is accelerating national space capacity building for a diverse range of programs.

“The private sector is historically a stronger engine for innovation as well as for lower costs and increased capabilities.”

Read the full article

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