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SatVu declares HotSat-2 Start of Commercial
Operations: High fidelity thermal intelligence
reveals hidden activity across critical
infrastructure worldwide
SatVu announced the Start of
Commercial Operations (SCO) for HotSat-2, marking
the beginning of routine tasking and delivery of
commercial thermal intelligence products to
customers worldwide.
The milestone marks SatVu's
evolution from technology demonstration to
operational delivery, providing Defence &
Intelligence, Economic Intelligence and Climate
Resilience industry sector users with
decision-grade, independent thermal intelligence
that reveals an asset’s operational reality: is it
on or off, hot or not.
SatVu delivers confidence: the
highest-fidelity, commercial, space-based thermal
intelligence, completing the GEOINT picture. SatVu
customers complete their EO and SAR observation
workflow with thermal-derived activity intelligence,
revealing operational heartbeat: status, intensity,
and change.
Market demand for HotSat data
is strong and growing. SatVu has secured contracts
and strategic investment from some of the most
established and influential organisations in the
defence, intelligence, and commercial sectors,
reinforcing its position as the trusted source of
decision-grade, high fidelity thermal intelligence.
This growing adoption includes
a commercial agreement with Kongsberg, one of the
world's leading defence and aerospace technology
companies, which is using SatVu's thermal data
capabilities as part of its broader geospatial and
intelligence offerings.
Anthony Baker, CEO and
Co-Founder of SatVu, said: "Start of Commercial
Operations is the point in time when customers are
no longer evaluating thermal data as an emerging
technology - they are integrating it into
operational workflows that support strategic
decision making.
HotSat-2 SCO begins our ability
to deliver that data at scale. It enables customers
to access independent, high fidelity thermal
intelligence that reveals the operational reality of
critical assets around the world."
The Start of Commercial
Operations follows the successful launch of HotSat-2
in March and comes as thermal intelligence
increasingly demonstrates value across three
critical sectors: Defence Intelligence, Economic
Intelligence and Climate Resilience.
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