Mining

Mining

Mining

& why it counts

01

Reading the Surface

Most valuable resources lie below the surface but have tell-tale surface signs

02

Breaking the Old Model

Traditional exploration methods are slow, expensive, and lack necessary data

03

Access is the New Frontier

Access to land is becoming more challenging due to government regulations and environmental concerns

04

Clues to What Lies Beneath

Identify surface clues to buried mineral systems.

05

Smarter Spending, Sooner

Dramatically reduce the cost-per-target in early-stage exploration.

06

Scaling Up Discovery

Increase success of a discovery by embracing geographical scale

Prospect from your computer

before going on-ground

Prospect from your computer

before going on-ground

Surface clues.
Subsurface insights

Surface clues.
Subsurface insights

Surface clues.
Subsurface insights

Satellite hyperspectral imaging allows mining companies to scan hundreds to thousands of square kilometers in a single acquisition, rapidly identifying prospective zones and alteration patterns that indicate mineralization—saving time and reducing costly fieldwork.

Spectral Signatures from Space

Each mineral reflects light in a unique spectral signature. Hyperspectral satellites can distinguish between clays, carbonates, sulfates, oxides, and other economically important minerals, offering near real-time insights into surface mineralogy.

De-risking geological decision making:

By layering hyperspectral data with geological, geophysical, and geochemical datasets, exploration teams can prioritize targets more effectively, reducing uncertainty and drilling risk.

Remote & Hard-to-Access Regions:

Satellite solutions are ideal for regions with limited ground access due to terrain, political barriers, or environmental sensitivity, offering a safe and scalable exploration alternative.

Environmental and Site Monitoring:

Hyperspectral imaging supports ongoing monitoring of active or closed mine sites, enabling detection of changes in vegetation, water quality, and surface composition over time.

Spectral Signatures from Space

Each mineral reflects light in a unique spectral signature. Hyperspectral satellites can distinguish between clays, carbonates, sulfates, oxides, and other economically important minerals, offering near real-time insights into surface mineralogy.

De-risking geological decision making:

By layering hyperspectral data with geological, geophysical, and geochemical datasets, exploration teams can prioritize targets more effectively, reducing uncertainty and drilling risk.

Remote & Hard-to-Access Regions:

Satellite solutions are ideal for regions with limited ground access due to terrain, political barriers, or environmental sensitivity, offering a safe and scalable exploration alternative.

Environmental and Site Monitoring:

Hyperspectral imaging supports ongoing monitoring of active or closed mine sites, enabling detection of changes in vegetation, water quality, and surface composition over time.

Spectral Signatures from Space

Each mineral reflects light in a unique spectral signature. Hyperspectral satellites can distinguish between clays, carbonates, sulfates, oxides, and other economically important minerals, offering near real-time insights into surface mineralogy.

De-risking geological decision making:

By layering hyperspectral data with geological, geophysical, and geochemical datasets, exploration teams can prioritize targets more effectively, reducing uncertainty and drilling risk.

Remote & Hard-to-Access Regions:

Satellite solutions are ideal for regions with limited ground access due to terrain, political barriers, or environmental sensitivity, offering a safe and scalable exploration alternative.

Environmental and Site Monitoring:

Hyperspectral imaging supports ongoing monitoring of active or closed mine sites, enabling detection of changes in vegetation, water quality, and surface composition over time.

Phase 1: First Light


You provide the Area of Interest (AOI). We deliver the Region of Interest (ROI).


Our proprietary analytics engine harnesses hyperspectral data from multiple orbital sources to analyse your target locations with precision. We identify the most promising regions within your AOI, helping you focus your efforts where it matters most.

Phase 2: First Flight


Task your first satellite. Take exploration further.


With the launch of our first commercial satellite mission, Four Leaf Clover, you can elevate your mining exploration workflows by accessing high-resolution hyperspectral imagery on demand. Integrate this data across exploration, planning, and logistics to pinpoint opportunities and reduce exploration costs per square kilometer.

Phase 3: Orbital Interceptor


Command your own orbital fleet.


With a growing constellation of up to 18 hyperspectral satellites, you gain unprecedented control over your exploration strategy. Unlock weekly revisit capabilities across multiple sites and fully integrate hyperspectral data into every stage of your discovery workflow, from targeting to planning and execution.

Our mining satellite fleet

Our mining satellite fleet

High-Resolution Hyperspectral Data.

Affordable and Scalable for your Mining business

High-Resolution

Hyperspectral Data.

Affordable and

Scalable for your

Mining business

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Use our hyperspectral sensors to get a clearer view of the planet

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Use our hyperspectral sensors to get a clearer view of the planet

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Order Imagery Now

Use our hyperspectral sensors to get a clearer view of the planet

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We are committed to improving and encouraging sustainability across multiple industries with the use of next generation sensors.

We are committed to improving and encouraging sustainability across multiple industries with the use of next generation sensors.

We are committed to improving and encouraging sustainability across multiple industries with the use of next generation sensors.