Overview & History
On April 29, 2022, SpaceWill launched twin satellites, Neo-1 01 and Neo-1 02, from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center in China, forming the SuperView Neo constellation. With a 30-centimeter (cm) panchromatic band and four 1.6-meter (m) multispectral bands, SuperView Neo-1 was SpaceWill’s launching point into 30-cm resolution satellites.
On April 15, 2024, SuperView Neo-3 launched, extending the constellation with 50-cm panchromatic and 2-m 8-band multispectral imagery collected with an industry-leading 130-km wide footprint. Boasting four additional spectral bands on top of the ‘traditional’ blue, green, red and near infrared (NIR), 50-cm SuperView Neo-3 can uplevel your spectral analysis by adding in coastal blue, yellow, red edge and NIR2 data. In addition, 50-cm SuperView Neo-3 imagery is collected with a nadir below 10° which can be crucial in environments with tall buildings and/or trees as well as deep ravines.
Now with three satellites in orbit, the SuperView constellation collects an incredible 2.9 million square kilometers per day, making it your go-to for archived high-resolution imagery.