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10 Earth Observation & Remote Sensing companies in Brazil

Space Atlas lists 10 organisations in Brazil working in earth observation & remote sensing: 4 private companies, 2 government agencies, 1 startup, 1 non-profit, 1 research institution, 1 media & publications. That is 22% of the 46 space organisations in Brazil and 2% of the 483 in this sector worldwide. Most are based in São José dos Campos (3), Brasília (2), Curitiba (2).

Private Company (4)

  • Engesat Imagens de Satélites e Geotecnologias · Private Company · Curitiba

    Brazilian satellite imagery distributor — supplies optical and radar imagery, elevation models and geoprocessing services and software.

  • Opto Space & Defense · Private Company · São Carlos

    Brazilian optronics manufacturer — develops space cameras for Earth observation satellites and thermal vision systems for the aerospace and defence sectors.

  • SCCON Geospatial · Private Company · São Paulo

    Brazilian geospatial company — Planet's distributor in Brazil, providing daily satellite-imagery platforms for deforestation, fire and land-use monitoring.

  • Visiona Tecnologia Espacial · Private Company · São José dos Campos

    Brazilian space systems integrator, an Embraer–Telebras joint venture — builds nanosatellites and attitude-control systems and integrates satellite programmes.

Government Agency (2)

Media & Publications (1)

  • MundoGEO · Media & Publications · Curitiba

    Brazilian geospatial and space media company — publishes daily news and organises the SpaceBR Show and MundoGEO Connect trade fairs.

Non-profit (1)

Research Institution (1)

  • Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE) · Research Institution · São José dos Campos

    Brazilian national space research institute — develops satellites such as Amazonia-1 and CBERS and runs Earth observation, weather and space science programmes.

Startup (1)

  • Alya Space · Startup · Salvador

    Brazilian NewSpace startup — plans an Earth observation nanosatellite constellation of about 108 satellites, working with Hong Kong aerospace partners.