Space JLTZ

Space JLTZ is a Mexican new space company founded in 2020 in Puebla, Mexico, developing Earth observation, IoT, satellite communications, and nanosatellite constellation services with the mission of democratizing access to space technologies across Latin America. The company is a member of the HyperActive international consortium alongside Dragonfly Aerospace, NanoAvionics US, and the Polytechnic University of Atlacomulco, through which it contributed a hyperspectral remote sensing camera payload to the D-2/AtlaCom-1 nanosatellite launched on SpaceX's Transporter-2 rideshare mission in 2021. Space JLTZ is responsible for processing and distributing hyperspectral imagery data from that satellite globally, targeting applications in precision agriculture, disaster response, natural resource monitoring, energy sector analysis, and environmental surveillance. The company serves academic institutions, government agencies, and commercial customers seeking affordable access to satellite-derived Earth observation data and mission design services. Space JLTZ has been acknowledged publicly by Mexico's first astronaut, Rodolfo Neri Vela, for its contributions to Mexico's commercial space sector.