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Intuition-1

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Intuition-1 is a 6U CubeSat operated by KP Labs (Poland) and launched as part of the SpaceX Transporter-9 rideshare mission. The satellite's launch date is reported as 9 November 2023 by eoPortal [^eoportal-intuition-1] and 11 November 2023 by KP Labs' own anniversary article [^kplabs-one-year]; the Transporter-9 lift-off occurred on 11 November 2023 UTC, which is the date consistent with the SpaceX manifest. [^kplabs-one-year]

Intuition-1 carries a hyperspectral imaging payload for technology demonstration and operational data collection. It operates in a sun-synchronous orbit at approximately 535 km altitude and 97.5 degree inclination per eoPortal [^eoportal-intuition-1]; the KP Labs mission page references a 600 km altitude in the context of ground sampling distance specifications, which appears to represent a design reference altitude rather than the operational orbit. [^kplabs-intuition-1-page] Orbital period calculations based on KP Labs' reported 5490 orbits in the first year of operations are consistent with the 535 km figure. [^kplabs-one-year] Swath is 40 km per eoPortal. [^eoportal-intuition-1]

The mission demonstrated onboard AI processing of hyperspectral data, with results reported after one year of operations. [^kplabs-one-year]

Methodology Evidence class Reference
Hyperspectral imaging Demonstrated in mission [^kplabs-intuition-1-page]
Onboard AI processing Demonstrated in mission [^kplabs-one-year]
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current statusoperational
operatorKP Labs
actual launch2023-11-11
orbit typeSSO 535 km, 97.5 deg
swath km40
tasking supported0
archive depth years1
Last updated2026-05-24
claim statusunclaimed
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this ——— Intuition-1 Eagle HSI payload
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