GENIEedge Atlas, P-Body

GENIEedge [Novi]

GENIEedge is a planned commercial Earth observation and edge computing constellation developed by NOVI. The 6U CubeSats are intended to establish an open-access orbital platform that combines remote sensing with onboard data processing.

Rather than offering only satellite imagery, GENIEedge is designed as shared space infrastructure. Customers, research institutions, commercial partners, and software developers can task the satellites for fractional use of their sensing and computing resources, providing direct access to a distributed multi-sensor network without the need to develop or operate their own spacecraft.

Each satellite carries a common payload suite comprising a visible imaging camera with a ground sampling distance of approximately 3 m, a hyperspectral and near-infrared imager providing 96 spectral bands at 3–5 m resolution, and a software-defined radio receiver covering frequencies from 47 MHz to 6.0 GHz. The onboard edge computing capability enables data processing in orbit, reducing latency and allowing selected results to be transmitted instead of complete raw datasets.

The initial satellites will serve as the first operational elements of NOVI's planned GENIEedge constellation, which aims to provide flexible, taskable geospatial intelligence services through a shared commercial space platform.

Nation: USA
Type / Application: Earth observation
Operator: NOVI
Contractors: NOVI
Equipment:
Configuration: CubeSat (6U)
Propulsion: None
Power: Solar cells, batteries
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Orbit:
Satellite COSPAR Date LS Launch Vehicle Remarks
GENIEedge Atlas (N1-Atlas, VISTAsat) 2026-067CP 30.03.2026 Va SLC-4E Falcon-9 v1.2 (Block 5) with Gravitas, FGN-100 d3, HotSat 2, W-Series 6, Vindlér 2.0.1, ..., 2.0.3, Capella 20, ICEYE X71, ..., X76, IRIDE-MS1-EAGLET2 9, ..., 16, ŅuSat 53, 54, Hawk 14A, 14B, 14C, Garai B, SERT 3, Mimir 1, ION-SCV 019, Lusíada 1, ..., 4, Vigoride 7, InspectorSat 1, R5 S10, SpaceVan 002, AEPEX, MARS 1A, 1B, Out Of The Box, Vireon 1, 2, SPOQC, BRO 19, Black Kite 2, ERMIS 3, Flylab 1, T.MicroSat 2, TORO 3, AE1a, AISSat 4, COSMO, Deloitte 2, 3, ERMIS 1, 2, Flylab 2, GEMS2-Amethyst, GENIEedge Atlas, Harbinger, Lilium 4, OptiSat, PARUS 6U1, Sharjah-Sat 2, Io 1, DISCO 2, FossaSat 2E25, Ghostrider, JACK 002, PeakSat, SAL-E, AiglonSat 1, Emisar, TechEdSat 23, Dream Big 1, ..., 6, Unicorn 2R, 2S, SpinnyONE, Decimal-Sat 1, VegaFly 1, FEMTO 1, HelloWorld 1, Lemur-2 247, ..., 253, LUNA 2, PHOBOS, SM 1.2 ?, TROOP F3
GENIEedge P-Body (N2-P-Body, VISTAsat) 2026-156BN 05.07.2026 Va SLC-4E Falcon-9 v1.2 (Block 5) with CAS500 4, Pelican 11, EarthDaily 8, ICEYE X77, X79, X80, X81, GRUS 3A, ..., 3G, MISR-D 1, 2, Hyperion GR1, Argonaut Demo, FireSat 1, 2, 3, Pirx 1, Kita 36, 53, Anduril-216, ION-SCV 023, Lusíada 5, 6, 7, Balkan 3, GHGSat C16, C17, Centauri 9, GRITSS, LEONAV 1, SCION-X, BRO 31, CuBy 1, ..., 5, Replicator 2, Deloitte 4, 5, 6, GENIEedge P-Body, RAFS Cubesat, CloudCT Precursor, CyberCUBE, FossaSat 2E26, IPOS-TDSM, KOYO, MAVERIC, MARMOTSat, Sentinel 1, SUCHAI 4, TOM 1, 2, 3, BOHR, Kostka, Marina, ET 001A, ..., 001D, SPEAR 1A, 1B, 1C, Lemur-2 259, ..., 263, Nova 1, Oasis Alpha, Posidōnia, R5 S9

Launch Sites:

  • Va =   Vandenberg Space Force Base, California, USA   USA

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