See material and environmental differences that conventional imagery can miss. Edmonton-based Wyvern provides commercial hyperspectral satellite data for monitoring, analysis, and peace-and-security uses.
Operating context
Wyvern already sells Dragonette hyperspectral imagery through tasking, assured capacity and an archive, with free open data for evaluation and an NMSO route for Canadian government users. The current offering advertises up to 31 visible/near-infrared bands and 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling. Products include Level 1B and 2A GeoTIFFs with STAC metadata. Rosette's VNIR/SWIR capability and deployable optics are separate development programmes; the site targets Rosette for 2028. Future performance claims should not be applied to imagery available today.
Canadian footprint
Wyvern has a documented Canadian operating presence in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Its public organization and capability evidence should be read at that location and national scope only where the cited sources explicitly support it.
Edmonton, Alberta is the published city-level context for Wyvern. It does not imply a street address or exact facility location.
Wyvern offers an immediate, testable data pathway for environmental, resource and security analytics through its current archive and tasking services. Its next-generation systems create a separate investment and development conversation. Evaluating existing imagery first can establish application value without relying on future optical performance or uncommitted financing.
Interpretation of the public record. Not qualification, endorsement or evidence of buyer interest.
Wyvern's Dragonette offering supplies visible and near-infrared satellite imagery through new tasking, reserved capacity and archive access. Current products are distinct from Rosette's planned VNIR/SWIR sensors and deployable-optics development.
Evidence of maturity
Dragonette imagery is commercially offered. Rosette VNIR/SWIR capability and deployable optics remain in development; Rosette is targeted for 2028.
Commercial availability
Tasking, assured capacity and archive access are offered now, with an NMSO route for Canadian government users and open data for evaluation.
Core features
Up to 31 VNIR bands and 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling, as advertised
Level 1B and 2A GeoTIFF products with STAC metadata
New tasking, assured capacity, archive imagery and open evaluation data
Recorded applications
Material and environmental observation using spectral imagery
Wyvern announced its selection for the Canada Investment Summit pitchbook on September 14, 2026 and is seeking equity, strategic partners and government co-investment for deployable optics. It clarified to SpaceQ that C$230 million is a full-programme estimate through commercial service, not a completed financing round.
The C$230 million figure associated with Wyvern's September 2026 investment pitch is a full deployable-optics programme estimate, according to the company's clarification to SpaceQ. Wyvern is seeking several forms of financing and partnership; the figure is not disclosed capital raised.
Reviewed connections
Mission area · Reviewed connectionEvidence strength: Moderate
Commercial hyperspectral imagery can add shareable, unclassified environmental and site-monitoring data to northern awareness workflows, subject to collection availability and mission-specific analytics.
Reviewed connections indicate possible relevance based on public evidence. They do not indicate procurement direction, eligibility, endorsement or customer interest.
Questions for a first conversation
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Which current Dragonette products and NMSO terms fit the intended application, and what funded milestones distinguish Rosette from the deployable-optics programme?
Deployable-optics financing is not closed, and inconsistent future band counts should be clarified against a controlled Rosette specification.
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Wyvern's public evidence establishes its current role and offering, but it does not answer every access, configuration, eligibility, maturity or buyer question needed for a first business-development conversation.
Wyvern told SpaceQ that the C$230 million investment-summit figure is the estimated full cost of its deployable-optics programme, from integration through commercial service. It is not a completed financing round or capital already raised.
Wyvern told SpaceQ that the C$230 million investment-summit figure is the estimated full cost of its deployable-optics programme, from integration through commercial service. It is not a completed financing round or capital already raised.
Wyvern identifies itself as an Edmonton-headquartered Canadian aerospace company providing hyperspectral imagery products from a spaceborne satellite constellation for monitoring and analytical uses.
Wyvern identifies itself as an Edmonton-headquartered Canadian aerospace company providing hyperspectral imagery products from a spaceborne satellite constellation for monitoring and analytical uses.
Wyvern describes operational Dragonette VNIR imagery delivered at Levels 1B and 2A as GeoTIFF with STAC metadata. Rosette VNIR/SWIR and deployable optics remain in development; Rosette is targeted for 2028. The page inconsistently mentions 60-plus and 110-plus next-generation bands, so those future figures require clarification.
Supports: Profile · operating context
Wyvern describes operational Dragonette VNIR imagery delivered at Levels 1B and 2A as GeoTIFF with STAC metadata. Rosette VNIR/SWIR and deployable optics remain in development; Rosette is targeted for 2028. The page inconsistently mentions 60-plus and 110-plus next-generation bands, so those future figures require clarification.
Public sources cited · Facts and assessments kept separate · Human review
Wyvern told SpaceQ that the C$230 million investment-summit figure is the estimated full cost of its deployable-optics programme, from integration through commercial service. It is not a completed financing round or capital already raised.
Supports: Profile · current activity
Wyvern told SpaceQ that the C$230 million investment-summit figure is the estimated full cost of its deployable-optics programme, from integration through commercial service. It is not a completed financing round or capital already raised.
Wyvern told SpaceQ that the C$230 million investment-summit figure is the estimated full cost of its deployable-optics programme, from integration through commercial service. It is not a completed financing round or capital already raised.
Wyvern told SpaceQ that the C$230 million investment-summit figure is the estimated full cost of its deployable-optics programme, from integration through commercial service. It is not a completed financing round or capital already raised.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
Wyvern told SpaceQ that the C$230 million investment-summit figure is the estimated full cost of its deployable-optics programme, from integration through commercial service. It is not a completed financing round or capital already raised.
Source location: Reviewed source summary
Wyvern identifies itself as an Edmonton-headquartered Canadian aerospace company providing hyperspectral imagery products from a spaceborne satellite constellation for monitoring and analytical uses.
Wyvern describes operational Dragonette VNIR imagery delivered at Levels 1B and 2A as GeoTIFF with STAC metadata. Rosette VNIR/SWIR and deployable optics remain in development; Rosette is targeted for 2028. The page inconsistently mentions 60-plus and 110-plus next-generation bands, so those future figures require clarification.
Wyvern describes operational Dragonette VNIR imagery delivered at Levels 1B and 2A as GeoTIFF with STAC metadata. Rosette VNIR/SWIR and deployable optics remain in development; Rosette is targeted for 2028. The page inconsistently mentions 60-plus and 110-plus next-generation bands, so those future figures require clarification.
Wyvern describes operational Dragonette VNIR imagery delivered at Levels 1B and 2A as GeoTIFF with STAC metadata. Rosette VNIR/SWIR and deployable optics remain in development; Rosette is targeted for 2028. The page inconsistently mentions 60-plus and 110-plus next-generation bands, so those future figures require clarification.
Wyvern describes operational Dragonette VNIR imagery delivered at Levels 1B and 2A as GeoTIFF with STAC metadata. Rosette VNIR/SWIR and deployable optics remain in development; Rosette is targeted for 2028. The page inconsistently mentions 60-plus and 110-plus next-generation bands, so those future figures require clarification.
Wyvern describes operational Dragonette VNIR imagery delivered at Levels 1B and 2A as GeoTIFF with STAC metadata. Rosette VNIR/SWIR and deployable optics remain in development; Rosette is targeted for 2028. The page inconsistently mentions 60-plus and 110-plus next-generation bands, so those future figures require clarification.
Wyvern describes operational Dragonette VNIR imagery delivered at Levels 1B and 2A as GeoTIFF with STAC metadata. Rosette VNIR/SWIR and deployable optics remain in development; Rosette is targeted for 2028. The page inconsistently mentions 60-plus and 110-plus next-generation bands, so those future figures require clarification.
Supports: Commercial hyperspectral satellite imagery · core features
Wyvern describes operational Dragonette VNIR imagery delivered at Levels 1B and 2A as GeoTIFF with STAC metadata. Rosette VNIR/SWIR and deployable optics remain in development; Rosette is targeted for 2028. The page inconsistently mentions 60-plus and 110-plus next-generation bands, so those future figures require clarification.
Wyvern’s September 14, 2026 announcement seeks equity, strategic partnerships and government co-investment for a deployable-optics hyperspectral programme. The proposed performance improvements are future programme objectives, separate from the current Dragonette data offering.
Supports: Profile · current activity as of
Wyvern’s September 14, 2026 announcement seeks equity, strategic partnerships and government co-investment for a deployable-optics hyperspectral programme. The proposed performance improvements are future programme objectives, separate from the current Dragonette data offering.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
Wyvern’s September 14, 2026 announcement seeks equity, strategic partnerships and government co-investment for a deployable-optics hyperspectral programme. The proposed performance improvements are future programme objectives, separate from the current Dragonette data offering.
Wyvern offers new satellite tasking, assured capacity, archive imagery from 2023 onward and free open data for evaluation. It advertises up to 31 VNIR bands, 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling and 16–30 nm spectral resolution. Canadian government users are directed to its NMSO route.
Wyvern offers new satellite tasking, assured capacity, archive imagery from 2023 onward and free open data for evaluation. It advertises up to 31 VNIR bands, 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling and 16–30 nm spectral resolution. Canadian government users are directed to its NMSO route.
Wyvern offers new satellite tasking, assured capacity, archive imagery from 2023 onward and free open data for evaluation. It advertises up to 31 VNIR bands, 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling and 16–30 nm spectral resolution. Canadian government users are directed to its NMSO route.
Wyvern offers new satellite tasking, assured capacity, archive imagery from 2023 onward and free open data for evaluation. It advertises up to 31 VNIR bands, 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling and 16–30 nm spectral resolution. Canadian government users are directed to its NMSO route.
Supports: Profile · operating context
Wyvern offers new satellite tasking, assured capacity, archive imagery from 2023 onward and free open data for evaluation. It advertises up to 31 VNIR bands, 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling and 16–30 nm spectral resolution. Canadian government users are directed to its NMSO route.
Wyvern offers new satellite tasking, assured capacity, archive imagery from 2023 onward and free open data for evaluation. It advertises up to 31 VNIR bands, 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling and 16–30 nm spectral resolution. Canadian government users are directed to its NMSO route.
Wyvern offers new satellite tasking, assured capacity, archive imagery from 2023 onward and free open data for evaluation. It advertises up to 31 VNIR bands, 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling and 16–30 nm spectral resolution. Canadian government users are directed to its NMSO route.
Supports: Commercial hyperspectral satellite imagery · capability type
Wyvern offers new satellite tasking, assured capacity, archive imagery from 2023 onward and free open data for evaluation. It advertises up to 31 VNIR bands, 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling and 16–30 nm spectral resolution. Canadian government users are directed to its NMSO route.
Wyvern offers new satellite tasking, assured capacity, archive imagery from 2023 onward and free open data for evaluation. It advertises up to 31 VNIR bands, 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling and 16–30 nm spectral resolution. Canadian government users are directed to its NMSO route.
Wyvern offers new satellite tasking, assured capacity, archive imagery from 2023 onward and free open data for evaluation. It advertises up to 31 VNIR bands, 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling and 16–30 nm spectral resolution. Canadian government users are directed to its NMSO route.
Wyvern offers new satellite tasking, assured capacity, archive imagery from 2023 onward and free open data for evaluation. It advertises up to 31 VNIR bands, 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling and 16–30 nm spectral resolution. Canadian government users are directed to its NMSO route.
Wyvern offers new satellite tasking, assured capacity, archive imagery from 2023 onward and free open data for evaluation. It advertises up to 31 VNIR bands, 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling and 16–30 nm spectral resolution. Canadian government users are directed to its NMSO route.
Supports: Commercial hyperspectral satellite imagery · name
Wyvern offers new satellite tasking, assured capacity, archive imagery from 2023 onward and free open data for evaluation. It advertises up to 31 VNIR bands, 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling and 16–30 nm spectral resolution. Canadian government users are directed to its NMSO route.
Wyvern offers new satellite tasking, assured capacity, archive imagery from 2023 onward and free open data for evaluation. It advertises up to 31 VNIR bands, 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling and 16–30 nm spectral resolution. Canadian government users are directed to its NMSO route.
Supports: Commercial hyperspectral satellite imagery · core features
Wyvern offers new satellite tasking, assured capacity, archive imagery from 2023 onward and free open data for evaluation. It advertises up to 31 VNIR bands, 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling and 16–30 nm spectral resolution. Canadian government users are directed to its NMSO route.
Supports: Commercial hyperspectral satellite imagery · core features
Wyvern offers new satellite tasking, assured capacity, archive imagery from 2023 onward and free open data for evaluation. It advertises up to 31 VNIR bands, 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling and 16–30 nm spectral resolution. Canadian government users are directed to its NMSO route.
Wyvern offers new satellite tasking, assured capacity, archive imagery from 2023 onward and free open data for evaluation. It advertises up to 31 VNIR bands, 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling and 16–30 nm spectral resolution. Canadian government users are directed to its NMSO route.
Wyvern offers new satellite tasking, assured capacity, archive imagery from 2023 onward and free open data for evaluation. It advertises up to 31 VNIR bands, 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling and 16–30 nm spectral resolution. Canadian government users are directed to its NMSO route.
Wyvern offers new satellite tasking, assured capacity, archive imagery from 2023 onward and free open data for evaluation. It advertises up to 31 VNIR bands, 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling and 16–30 nm spectral resolution. Canadian government users are directed to its NMSO route.
Wyvern offers new satellite tasking, assured capacity, archive imagery from 2023 onward and free open data for evaluation. It advertises up to 31 VNIR bands, 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling and 16–30 nm spectral resolution. Canadian government users are directed to its NMSO route.
Wyvern offers new satellite tasking, assured capacity, archive imagery from 2023 onward and free open data for evaluation. It advertises up to 31 VNIR bands, 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling and 16–30 nm spectral resolution. Canadian government users are directed to its NMSO route.
Wyvern offers new satellite tasking, assured capacity, archive imagery from 2023 onward and free open data for evaluation. It advertises up to 31 VNIR bands, 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling and 16–30 nm spectral resolution. Canadian government users are directed to its NMSO route.
Wyvern offers new satellite tasking, assured capacity, archive imagery from 2023 onward and free open data for evaluation. It advertises up to 31 VNIR bands, 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling and 16–30 nm spectral resolution. Canadian government users are directed to its NMSO route.
Wyvern offers new satellite tasking, assured capacity, archive imagery from 2023 onward and free open data for evaluation. It advertises up to 31 VNIR bands, 5.3-metre nadir ground sampling and 16–30 nm spectral resolution. Canadian government users are directed to its NMSO route.
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