Podcast Ep. #40 – Earth-observation Satellite Constellations with SatRevolution
In this episode I am speaking to Damian Jamroz and Grzegorz Marzec of the Polish NewSpace company SatRevolution. The company was founded in 2016 and specialises in real-time earth observation for civilian and military applications.
SatRevolution has launched three satellites to date, with the last launch occurring at the beginning of September 2020 on an Arianespace Vega rocket, while the next one is planned for December 2020 on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. These satellites are all milestones towards building an Earth-observation constellation that will be operational from 2023.
Recently, SatRevolution has focused on developing the STORK platform, which is scheduled to be launched in June 2021. The goal of STORK is to develop a shared-services capability so that multiple satellites can be launched within one platform and benefit from SatRevolution’s Earth-observation capabilities. Hence, SatRevolution will focus on designing, manufacturing and integrating the platform satellite, while their customers and external partners can focus on work related to development of their own technologies and experiments. In this wide-ranging episode of the Aerospace Engineering Podcast we talk about:
- the history of SatRevolution
- why Earth-observation satellites are such a hot topic at the moment
- the details of SatRevolution’s previous satellites and the upcoming STORK mission
- how SatRevolution is using AI for earth observation
- and what the future holds for the company.
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Selected Links from the Episode
- SatRevolution webpage, Twitter & LinkedIn
- The STORK platform:
- Earth-observation satellites
- SatRevolution’s previous missions
- SatRevolution partners with Momentus (previously on this podcast)
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