Geoskan has generated a 3D model of Agadir, Morocco, using photogrammetry and imagery from its InnoSat-16 satellite. The company also produced a smooth video flyover of the region through interpolation, confirming the operational accuracy of the satellite's guidance, orientation, and stabilization systems.
Launched on July 25, 2025, from the Vostochny Cosmodrome, InnoSat-16 is Russia's first 16U CubeSat. The project was supported by a grant program managed by the Center for Engineering and Innovation Support. The satellite serves as a testbed for remote sensing technologies and future orbital constellations.
The satellite features a panchromatic camera from NPO Lepton with a resolution of 2.5 meters per pixel at a 500 km altitude. It also carries two proprietary Cyclop cameras for Earth observation and an X-band transmitter capable of 250 Mbps data transmission to ground stations.
Geoskan established its space division in 2021. Since launching its first satellite on the Geoskan 3U platform in August 2022, the company has deployed 17 CubeSat-class spacecraft. These missions focus on scientific research, communication testing, and remote sensing.
