PAIS Optical Payload
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Remondo PAIS optical imaging payload using coded phase mask modulation for sub-30 cm GSD from compact LEO smallsats.
The PAIS (Partial Aperture Imagery System) is an electro-optical payload developed by Remondo, an Israeli startup, targeting sub-30 cm ground sample distance from compact LEO smallsats. The system uses a deployable partial-aperture design: an array of small mirrors arranged around the edge of a virtual 1 m full aperture, combined with coded aperture modulation and proprietary nonlinear deconvolution to reconstruct high-resolution images from a physically compact optical assembly. Remondo states the design is spectrally flexible, covering VIS, NIR, IR, and multispectral channels; the specific spectral configuration for the first demonstration satellite has not been publicly disclosed. The payload is pre-operational: a first on-orbit demonstration is planned for mid-2027, with a second satellite intended later in 2027.[1][2][3][4]
None on record.
- Optical time-series change detectionpending review
- Vegetation index mappingpending review
- [1]PAIS Optical Technology - Remondooperator marketing-2026-06-11
- [2]Remondo Introduces Breakthrough Platform for Ultra-High Resolution Imaging at Scale (Feb 2026)operator press2026-02-012026-06-11
- [3]Israeli startup targets economics of high-resolution Earth observation - SpaceNewsthird party-2026-06-11
- [4]Remondo Unveils Plans for Sub-30 cm Resolution Satellite - Payload Space (2024)third party2024-06-102026-06-11