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Earth's atmosphere seen from orbit

See it. Connect it. Build it.

Atolys images the Earth, carries the traffic and builds the ground networks underneath. One operator from orbit to the last mile.

Photo: NASA / Unsplash
Satellite imagery

Plan a capture in ten seconds.

Pick a sensor, say how urgently you need it and draw a rough area. The planner returns the next usable pass, the delivery window and an indicative price, the same way the ordering screen does.

  • Choose the sensorOptical for detail and colour, SAR when there is cloud or no daylight.
  • Set the urgencyNext pass, this week, or take the best archive scene we already hold.
  • Get the numbersPass window, resolution, delivery time and price, before anyone picks up a phone.
Everything in the imagery service
Capture planner Constellation nominal

Sensor

Urgency

Next usable pass—
Resolution—
Delivered—
Indicative price—

Three services, one operator.

Most customers arrive for one of these and end up using two. The imagery tells you what is happening on a site; the connectivity gets data off it; the network team builds what carries it.

Primary

Satellite imagery

Tasking and archive across optical, multispectral and SAR, delivered analysis-ready through an API or straight into your GIS.

Imagery service
Second

Satellite internet

Enterprise connectivity for sites beyond fibre: mines, farms, vessels, construction, disaster response and diverse backup paths.

Connectivity service
Third

Network development

We design and build the ground segment: backhaul, private LTE and 5G, towers, teleport integration and the operations that keep them running.

Network services

Why buy all three from one place

Because the handoffs between them are where projects normally stall.

Three vendors
  • An imagery reseller who cannot tell you when the next pass is
  • A connectivity provider who blames the terminal
  • An integrator who blames both
  • Three contracts, three support queues, one outage
Every incident starts with an argument about whose fault it is.
One operator
  • Tasking, capacity and ground infrastructure under one contract
  • One support number, staffed by people who can see all three layers
  • Imagery delivered over the link we installed, sized for the volume
  • Site surveys that account for what the satellite can actually see
One number to call, and nobody to blame but us.
Orbit to last mile
Imagery · capacity · ground networks

We are an operator, not a reseller with a logo on someone else's portal. We run the tasking, hold the capacity contracts and put our own engineers on the tower. If a pass slips or a link drops, the person who answers can actually fix it.

How we are set up

Where it is used

The same three services, arranged differently for each sector.

Agriculture

Multispectral passes through the season, connectivity at the farm, yield and stress maps in your agronomy tool.

Energy and mining

Site monitoring, stockpile volumes, right-of-way inspection, and a link at the pit that does not depend on a trenched cable.

Insurance and disaster

SAR flood extents within hours of an event, before-and-after archive for claims, and deployable links for field teams.

Government and defence

Change detection on named areas, controlled licensing, and networks built to survive the loss of a terrestrial path.

Tell us what you need to see.

Send an area and a question. We will tell you which sensor answers it, and what it costs.