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August 31st, 2026
SIIS Partners with SkyFi to Bring Native 25cm SpaceEye-T Imagery and Tasking to Global Marketplace

SI Imaging Services (SIIS), a South Korean provider of Very Very High Resolution (VVHR) Earth observation solutions, has partnered with SkyFi, the leading Earth intelligence platform, to make native 25cm VVHR optical satellite imagery and tasking from SpaceEye-T directly accessible to global users.

SpaceEye-T was developed with proprietary technology and private capital by Satrec Initiative, the parent company of SIIS. It delivers a native 25cm ground sample distance (GSD) from an orbital altitude of 500km. At the 25cm level, users can distinguish individual vehicle types, resolve fine linear features like lane markings, and detect subtle physical changes that would otherwise be lost in lower-resolution data.

The partnership enables customers to seamlessly order SpaceEye-T’s high-precision data through SkyFi’s intuitive web, mobile, and API platforms. By leveraging SkyFi’s user-friendly infrastructure and extensive global distribution network, SIIS aims to deliver its VVHR capability worldwide without long-term commitments or complex contract processes.

“To get the answers they need, our customers ask for two things: the resolution the job requires and an accessible, efficient way to order it without a procurement cycle,” said Luke Fischer, CEO of SkyFi. “SpaceEye-T brings native 25cm optical tasking into the same workflow our users already run. They can define an area, order a collection, and get the data back through the platform, AI navigator, MCP, or API depending on their needs,” Fischer added.

To translate SpaceEye-T’s high performance into actionable intelligence, users must be able to acquire the data they need rapidly and on-demand based on a reliable schedule. Through SkyFi, SIIS provides direct access to SpaceEye-T’s Assured Tasking service. Operating on a first-come, first-served orbital slot reservation system, Assured Tasking eliminates the long delays—often spanning weeks or months due to priority bumping—typically associated with traditional satellite tasking. Combined with SkyFi’s instant catalog search and checkout for archive imagery, this integrated workflow allows customers to obtain world-class geospatial intelligence in just a few clicks.

Furthermore, all imagery acquired through tasking or archive orders is licensed under CC-BY-4.0, giving customers the freedom to modify, process, and redistribute the data for both commercial and non-commercial purposes—a significant advantage over more restrictive licensing terms common in the industry.

“Our partnership with SkyFi, a pioneer in the global geospatial data marketplace, significantly enhances the accessibility of SpaceEye-T imagery,” said Moon-Gyu Kim, CEO of SIIS. “We will continue to expand our global partner ecosystem to ensure clients worldwide can leverage SpaceEye-T’s VVHR Earth observation insights rapidly, reliably, and conveniently.”

About SI Imaging Services

SI Imaging Services (SIIS) is a premier global provider of commercial Earth observation satellite imagery. Capitalizing on the successful launch and operation of SpaceEye-T, developed by its parent company Satrec Initiative (SI), SIIS delivers unrivaled next-generation geospatial intelligence solutions to government, defense, and enterprise customers worldwide. Learn more at: www.si-imaging.com

About SkyFi

SkyFi is an Earth Intelligence Platform that allows users to run built-in geospatial analytics, task satellites, and access archived imagery. The dual-use platform supports both civilian and defense use cases, with flexible ordering options, transparent pricing, MCP connections, AI Navigator, and API access for large-scale workflows.

Customers can use SkyFi’s web platform, mobile app, or developer APIs to manage Earth observation projects without needing contracts or in-house GIS teams. Learn more at skyfi.com