We believe that in a world where space infrastructure is essential, a resilient space architecture is key to protect and get the most out of your assets and data.
HEO Inspect is a resilient space architecture that combines software and space-based hardware for highly automated space-to-space imaging for every mission. We adopt a sustainable approach to solving today’s problems in space. Rather than launching our own hardware, we foster collaboration opportunities with companies to access existing space-based sensors during their downtime.
Non-Earth Imaging entails the utilisation of space-based sensors to capture high-resolution images of spacecraft. NEI's advanced capabilities significantly enhances space resiliency and bolsters operators' situational awareness. It offers specific solutions that effectively address key challenges, such as:
Space Domain Awareness
Identify and characterise objects, inspect their state, and monitor their behaviour
Space Traffic Management
Monitor the space environment for orbital debris, which poses a growing threat to space assets
Satellite Operations
Ensure the smooth running of on-orbit operations and monitor assets overtime
National Security
Provide intelligence on the state, activity, and behaviour of space objects and their environment
Largest network of space-based sensors
Satellite pattern of life insights
Unclassified data now shareable
Insights provided in 24 hours
Resolution up to 7.5cm/pixel
Coverage up to 800km
HEO Expands Global Presence With The Opening of USA Office
HEO announces the establishment of its United States of America office, HEO (USA)
Adler: Australia’s Largest Space Telescope
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HEO and Sidus Space Announce Contract for Non-Earth Imaging Payload and Data Services
Sidus Space will incorporate HEO’s Holmes Imager as a hosted payload on the second set of LizzieSat missions.
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