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        <description>Abstract: As the space industry evolves, the demand for reliable, high-performance imaging has never been greater. In this presentation, we explore the state-of-the-art in small satellite camera technologies, focusing on mission-ready solutions engineered by CrystalSpace, an innovative Estonian SME pushing the boundaries of compact space tech. We will highlight the CS-101, our most compact camera system. Weighing just 50 grams, it fits seamlessly into a 1U CubeSat. Beyond monitoring and marketing, the CS-101 delivers robust Earth Observation. Operating at a 500 km orbit (Nadir pointing), it achieves a 45 m resolution and a swath of 115 km (X-axis) by 85 km (Y-axis), requiring a 1 ms exposure and 5.1 deg/s pointing stability. We will also introduce the CS-202, our edge compute-capable camera. Built to run complex image processing models directly in orbit, it is an essential tool for Space Situational Awareness (SSA) and close proximity operations. All CrystalSpace cameras are available in both RGB and monochrome to suit precise mission needs. Join us to see how we help humanity explore beyond with clarity and confidence. Jaan Viru is the CTO and Founder of CrystalSpace, an Estonian SME pioneering compact, mission-critical camera systems. A driving force in the space and defense sectors, Jaan’s hands-on expertise spans from engineering on the ESTCube-1 mission to leading technical projects for the European Space Agency, including the Comet Interceptor OPIC and the Artemis Lunar Lander. Holding an MSc in Computer Science, his vision continues to push the boundaries of high-performance imaging in extreme environments.</description>
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