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Vantor Introduces Two New Satellite Classes For High Resolution Imaging, Frequent Revisits

Vantor Introduces Two New Satellite Classes For High Resolution Imaging, Frequent Revisits
Image of Vantor's future Vantor Pulse small satellite. Image: Vantor

Commercial satellite operator and spatial intelligence provider Vantor on Thursday introduced two new classes of electro-optical imaging satellites that packaged together offer its customers high-resolution imagery and frequent revisit rates around the globe in a single platform. Vantor Pulse, the company’s entrée into the small satellite market, will consist of a fleet of more than 10 40-centimeter-class resolution satellites that can revisit the same location on Earth every 15 minutes, Colorado-based Vantor said. The first Pulse satellites are expected to…

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