Make Space Transparent

Our Mission

Image anything in the solar system on-demand

HEO’s non-Earth imaging (NEI) and insights services enable commercial, government and defence organisations to identify, characterise and monitor space objects at scale.

About HEO

The Solution For In-Orbit Insights

With over 2500 successful missions and 46 in-orbit sensors, HEO leverages the world's largest commercially available NEI dataset and NEI sensor network.

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What is Non-Earth Imaging (NEI)?

Non-Earth Imaging (NEI), also referred to as Satellite-to-Satellite imaging (Sat Squared) or Space-to-Space imaging (S2S), involves using space-based sensors to capture resolved imagery of Resident Space Objects (RSOs). This includes other satellites, space debris, space stations, the moon, or asteroids.

Product

Non-Earth Imaging and Insights Services at Scale

Our services include spacecraft early operations support, anomaly detection, identification and capability assessment, pattern-of-life analysis and more.

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Technology

Highly Autonomous Software Meets Sophisticated Hardware

Our proprietary software enables fully automated NEI at scale, providing insights such as spacecraft shape, size, subsystem identification, and attitude. Our NEI cameras, Holmes and Adler, help us to expand our coverage beyond LEO.

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"With the support of HEO and their resolved imagery we are able to work towards making space more sustainable for future generations."

Mekhi Dhesi

Astroscale UK

"It has been incredible seeing pictures of my satellite with such accuracy."

Marco Casanova

European Space Agency

"It has been incredible seeing pictures of my satellite with such accuracy."

Marco Casanova

European Space Agency

"This is a great value to both UKSA and ESA and we look forward to working with HEO in the future."

Jenny Barry

UK Space Agency

NEI Sensor Network

Make the most out of your time in orbit

HEO operates 46 sensors in LEO today. We expand our coverage by partnering with Earth Observation companies and spacecraft owners who can host our NEI cameras.

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