Synspective (StriX)

• We are already preparing to build the second satellite and will make six satellite constellation until 2021.
• The first two missions are scheduled for lift-off from Rocket Lab Launch Complex 1 in 2022, with a third to follow in 2023.
• By 2022, Synspective will launch four commercial satellites, aiming to build and operate a system that enables wide-area, high-frequency ground observation with a constellation of 30 satellites.
• By 2023, we will have six satellites in total, bringing us closer to a planned constellation of 30 satellites by around 2026. 
• Launched two satellites in 2022, including StriX-β in March, and StriX-1 in September, our third commercial SAR satellite. The satellites are currently in orbit, and our next-generation satellites are in development to improve imagery accuracy and operations. 

• The Development Status of the First Demonstration Satellite of Our Commercial Small Synthetic Aperture Radar Satellite Constellation, SmallSat 2019.
• Tokyo-based Synspective commercial SAR satellite startup to launch 1st demo, Strix-a, into SSO on Arianespace Vega rocket in 2020.
• Signed a deal with Rocket Lab Electron in late 2021 for 3 missions. The first two missions are scheduled for lift-off from Rocket Lab Launch Complex 1 in 2022, with a third to follow in 2023.
• Axelspace and Synspective to Demonstrate One-Stop Service of Small Satellite Constellation under Support of the Government of Japan.
• Japanese synthetic aperture radar (SAR) company Synspective will now distribute its SAR solutions in North America, through a new distribution partnership with Frontier Precision.
• Synspective Signs New SAR Contracts in Central Asia, 2024-01-25.
• Synspective Expands Global Presence with New USA Subsidiary, 2025-03-18.
• Rocket Lab and Synspective Strike Another 10-Launch Deal, Boosting Contracted Missions to 21 Electron Launches, 2025-09-29.
• Synspective tapped to provide satellite imagery for Japan’s new military constellation, 2025-12-28.
• Signed a contract with SpaceX for the launch of two Synspective StriX satellites on a rideshare mission targeted for 2027.

We combine satellite data with our customers' data to provide and jointly develop new data solutions that are expected to generate synergies and benefits.