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A Modular and Scalable High-Resolution Optical Imager for Small Satellite Constellations
Eng. Javier Moreno Raso
Lidax
Day
Tuesday · 2026-10-13
Time
3:20 PM - 4:20 PM
Track
General / Plenary
Session
Exhibition and Poster Session-2
Venue
ICSO 2026 Conference Venue
Hall General / PlenarySession Exhibition and Poster Session-2
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In 30 seconds
This modular optical architecture enables high-performance, sub-metric imaging for small satellite platforms with significantly reduced mass and power requirements. Its scalable design supports various spectral configurations, from visible to SWIR, to meet diverse Earth observation needs. This flexibility allows for rapid deployment in agile, high-revisit mission constellations.
Topics & Subtopics
Earth Observation & SpectroscopyImaging PayloadsInstrument PerformanceSWIR / InfraredAssembly & Alignment
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