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BlackSky secures EMDYN contract for on-demand space-based imagery services
BlackSky Technology Inc. has won a multi-year contract with geospatial intelligence firm EMDYN to provide space-based imagery services to international government clients. The agreement will enable ministries of defence to integrate real-time satellite imagery with intelligence sources, enhancing tactical operations through automated data fusion.
The partnership allows EMDYN’s intelligence platform to incorporate BlackSky’s Gen-2 satellite imagery, providing rapid, high-frequency updates. This integration will support defence analysts in making faster, data-driven decisions by combining satellite data with signals and other intelligence sources.
BlackSky nears launch of Gen-3 satellite
BlackSky Technology, a real-time, space-based intelligence company, has dispatched its inaugural Gen-3 satellite to launch provider Rocket Lab. The Herndon, Virginia-based company said Thursday the satellite is set to be launched from the Rocket Lab Launch Complex 1 in Mahia, New Zealand, in February.
BlackSky Gen-3 Constellation
The remote sensing company aims to provide its customers with the ability to execute high-priority, last-minute tasks through low-latency intersatellite communications.
BlackSky secures $100 million defense contract for Gen-3 monitoring capabilities
BlackSky Technology won a seven-year contract worth over $100 million with an unnamed, strategic international defense partner for real-time, space-based monitoring capabilities, the company announced Jan. 28.
The deal includes current Gen-2 capabilities and allows the defense partner to access Gen-3 satellites, which offer 35 cm high-resolution imagery and sub-hourly revisit rates. The deal includes annual capacity minimums. BlackSky said its subscription-based model allows the customer to adopt these capabilities into daily intelligence operations.