AAC Clyde Space subsidiary Spacemetric has received an order worth about SEK 7 million from a defence force in an unnamed NATO country. It will supply its Keystone server software, which corrects high-resolution satellite data.
Deliveries start in the fourth quarter of 2026. The agreement also includes options worth up to a further SEK 8 million, AAC Clyde Space said on 24 September.
According to the company, Keystone processes high-resolution satellite data with low latency. The aim is to make corrected geospatial data available quickly for analysis and operational use.
According to AAC Clyde Space, the Swedish Armed Forces have used Keystone technology to manage reconnaissance imagery and video from manned and unmanned aircraft. The technology has also been adapted for information sharing within NATO's Federated Mission Networking framework.
"This order shows the value of the specialist geospatial capability we have in Spacemetric" said Luis Gomes, CEO of AAC Clyde Space. He stated that "being able to turn high-resolution satellite data into usable information quickly is increasingly important for situational awareness and operational decision-making"