“Small satellites are empowering the democratization of space: the access to space-based information –anytime, anywhere– at the service of improving the lives of all citizens on Earth.” – Rafael Guzman, Founder OUR MISSION SATLANTIS is a newly created company based in Spain and Florida (USA) that aims to connect the three vertices of the “triangle of knowledge” –universities, industries, and government agencies– to work together towards a common goal: to become a global leader in the use of constellation of microsatellites for scientific and commercial applications. SATLANTIS' premier product is iSIM, an “Integrated Standard Imager for Earth Observation Microsatellites”. An optical imaging product family for micro satellites (20-75 kg) that will provide an unparalleled performance and and flexibility for a fraction of the cost of today's Earth Observation instruments. The company is also closing alliances with partners in the US and Europe to develop the infrastructure for manufacture, integration, launch, and operations of standardized microsatellites. The space industry is experiencing a revolution led by a new disruptive technology: constellations of small satellites. These devices enable a new market for pioneering scientific and commercial applications offering a competitive performance at a much lower cost than traditional larger satellites. In particular, constellations of small satellites can reduce costs and development times from design-to-market by a factor of 10, while allowing –for the first time– real time observations of any location on Earth. SATLANTIS was founded in 2013 as a spin-off of the University of Florida, and incorporated in Spain in 2014 . The company has assembled a high profile team of executives, engineers, investors and advisors to leverage small satellite technologies and business development capabilities from both sides of the Atlantic. While we get ready for our official launch feel free to contact us with your questions at info@satlantis.com © 2016 SATLANTIS. Background Image Courtesy of NASA.