Synspective, a Japanese company developing a radar imaging constellation, has signed an agreement with Exolaunch to launch 10 of the company’s satellites.

The post Synspective signs multi-launch agreement with Exolaunch appeared first on SpaceNews.

A Rocket Lab Electron successfully launched a radar satellite for Synspective Dec. 21, days after that Japanese company lifted off on the stock market.

The post Rocket Lab launches sixth Synspective radar imaging satellite appeared first on SpaceNews.

PARIS – Synthetic aperture radar constellations are expanding in response to growing public and private demand. In August, Finland-based Iceye launched four radar satellites. Japan’s Synspective sent aloft its fifth […]

The post Demand outstrips radar satellite supply appeared first on SpaceNews.

Rocket Lab launched the fifth radar imaging satellite for Japanese company Synspective Aug. 2, continuing work with its largest commercial customer.

The post Rocket Lab launches fifth Synspective satellite appeared first on SpaceNews.

Japanese radar imaging company Synspective has raised 7 billion yen ($44 million) in a Series C round intended to fuel the expansion of its satellite constellation.

The post Synspective raises $44 million Series C round appeared first on SpaceNews.

Japanese radar imaging company Synspective has signed a contract for 10 Electron launches from Rocket Lab, the largest contract in the history of the launch provider.

The post Synspective orders 10 Rocket Lab Electron launches appeared first on SpaceNews.

Rocket Lab launched a radar imaging satellite for Japanese company Synspective March 12, the latest in a series of launches for that company.

The post Rocket Lab launches Synspective radar imaging satellite appeared first on SpaceNews.

Satellite radar startups disagree over how much of their resources should be moved to meet anticipated demand from commercial customers and away from governments, which today provide the bulk of revenues.

The post Satellite radar startups spar over commercial market importance appeared first on SpaceNews.

Rocket Lab successfully launched a Japanese radar imaging satellite Sept. 15 as the company prepares for another attempt to recover and reuse a booster.

The post Rocket Lab launches Japanese radar imaging satellite on 30th Electron mission appeared first on SpaceNews.

Japanese startup Synspective announced March 29 it raised $100 million to continue its development of a constellation of synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellites.

The post Synspective raises $100 million Series B round appeared first on SpaceNews.

Rocket Lab launched another pair of BlackSky satellites Dec. 8, a day after the company won a contract from a Japanese firm for three launches of radar imaging satellites.

The post Rocket Lab launches two BlackSky satellites, wins Synspective contract appeared first on SpaceNews.

The post Synspective Signs Launch Agreement with Exolaunch appeared first on SpaceNews.

Rocket Lab successfully launched the first satellite for a Japanese radar imaging startup, concluding a roller-coaster year for the small launch vehicle company.

The post Rocket Lab launches Japanese radar imaging satellite appeared first on SpaceNews.

Radar satellite operators continue to see the long-term promise of commercial markets and near-term demand from government customers, according to panelists speaking Nov. 10 at the virtual World Satellite Business Week conference.

The post Governments continue to dominate radar satellite data market appeared first on SpaceNews.

Startups around the world continue building synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellites even as the COVID-19 pandemic delays some launches.

The post SAR Renaissance: Pandemic slows but doesn’t stop constellation progress appeared first on SpaceNews.

Japanese synthetic aperture radar (SAR) company Synspective announced April 14 it will launch its first satellite with Rocket Lab after initially selecting Arianespace for that mission.

The post Synspective shifts launch of first satellite to Rocket Lab appeared first on SpaceNews.