ICEYE

Image acquired at 22:24 local time. Multiple damaged oil tanks are visible at an oil depot. Around-the-clock intelligence with SAR.

ICEYE has been included in the #MAD30 European Tech Challengers by Maddyness and BNP Paribas, a ranking of European companies building sovereign alternatives in sectors that matter for the continent. Europe cannot rely on technology built elsewhere to secure itself. In our domain, that means sovereign space intelligence — the ability to see what's happening, in any weather, day or night, under sovereign control. Seven European governments have already procured sovereign satellite systems from ICEYE, and we're scaling that across the continent. Read more: https://hubs.li/Q04pRNFf0

❤️ During a single ascending pass over Australia, one of our SAR satellites captured a heart shape over the southeast coast, formed from a sequence of 20 precisely timed images. In that same pass, the satellite collected 13 more images across Australia — 33 in total — through a combination of physical maneuvering, agile electronic beam steering, and optimized acquisition planning. It's a small glimpse into what rapid retasking really looks like: shaping imaging activities across time and space, dynamically, without giving up coverage. As ICEYE's Shikha Sharma puts it, "Combine physical maneuvering with electronic beam steering, add smart acquisition and constellation planning, and capturing hundreds of images per orbit with a single satellite becomes straightforward. Scale that across a fleet, and we’re moving into a world of thousands of images per day – and a radically new level of temporal insight for our customers." This heart-shaped acquisition is a beautiful illustration of what’s possible with ICEYE’s SAR technology and agile tasking. Curious about how it was done? The full breakdown is on our blog: https://hubs.li/Q04pRJ6M0.

In our latest Atlantic hurricane season outlook, there are three points worth knowing before hurricane season peaks: → Why does El Nino strength change your landfall risk even in a quieter year? → What does the fact that no major hurricane has made landfall north of Florida since 1900 really tell you? → Why did 1992, one of the quietest seasons on record, still produce one of the costliest hurricanes in US history? For insurers and government agencies, the forecast is only the starting point. The teams who move fastest after landfall are the ones with the data to back their decisions. Watch the full breakdown to see how ICEYE helps you plan for what the numbers alone won't tell you: https://lnkd.in/ek9fRbRd #HurricaneSeason #DisasterRecovery #InsuranceTech

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We were proud to participate in the launch of the MAPA (Museu Aeroespacial Paulista) project in São Paulo, Brazil. Scheduled to open in 2027, MAPA will become one of the world's five largest military aviation museums, preserving Brazil's aviation heritage and inspiring future generations. As part of the event, ICEYE showcased a prototype of our Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) satellite and highlighted how space-based intelligence supports governments and institutions with timely information for defense, environmental monitoring and disaster response. SAR technology enables continuous Earth observation, day or night, through clouds, smoke and rain, helping decision-makers respond to complex challenges with greater speed and confidence. Projects like MAPA connect the history of aviation with the technologies shaping its future, bringing the value of space-based intelligence closer to society.

When a crisis is on the horizon or already underway, there may not be time to wait for satellite capacity to be up and running. Tactical Access gives defense and intelligence organizations access to ICEYE's SAR constellation from day one. Start right away with secure cloud delivery and add on-premise hardware as your needs grow. Our delivery options work independently or together, so your operations can begin immediately and continue no matter what. Read more about Tactical Access here: https://hubs.li/Q04prfVY0

At this past Saturday's Esri UC Safety and Security conference, the Principal Director of Jamaica's National Spatial Data Management Branch shared a powerful testimonial about the impact of satellite data in emergency response. When every hour matters, having reliable imagery and damage assessments can make all the difference for response teams on the ground.  Learn more about how we worked with the government of Jamaica here: https://hubs.li/Q04pl1XJ0 #EsriUC2026 #Geospatial #HurricaneSeason

Sami Niemelä, VP Product Development, breaks down how ICEYE is engineering speed into every stage of the sensor-to-action loop: Planning & Scheduling → Faster, smarter tasking using practical algorithmic shortcuts and AI to keep the sensor-to-action loop turning. Flight Software & Downlink → Enabling satellites to image and downlink simultaneously, while moving more processing on-orbit so we transmit actionable insights instead of raw data. Rapid Processing → Cutting processing times to under 5 minutes and applying AI-driven Automatic Target Recognition (ATR) to turn SAR data into immediate intelligence. Real-World Application → Delivering near-real-time satellite imagery and analysis directly to infantry brigades for targeting coordination, as demonstrated during the ORION 2026 exercise. Learn how we’re redefining latency as the ability to act: https://hubs.li/Q04ph-JG0

This week we announced two new European entities. ICEYE Germany and ICEYE Portugal. That's two new country CEOs with growing teams across Berlin, Munich and Lisbon, and more high-skilled jobs to follow. People sometimes ask what it really takes to build sovereign European space capability. For us, the answer starts with being European - deep local roots, local talent, and a long-term commitment to the ecosystems we're part of. This is what building natively looks like. Germany: https://lnkd.in/eyBXCgv3 Portugal: https://lnkd.in/eUjysU5s