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Sentinel-2 image of Boulder, Colorado, where the forested foothills of the Rocky Mountains meet the city, its reservoirs and the dry plains to the east.

Boulder and the Front Range, Colorado, 2 October 2026

Vantor imagery is on Data Sphere

Data Sphere now supplies imagery from Vantor, formerly Maxar Intelligence, including WorldView imagery down to 30 cm.

By Vinay Williams 5 October 2026

Astro Dynamic has signed a reseller agreement with Vantor, the company formerly known as Maxar Intelligence, and Data Sphere now supplies Vantor’s imagery to its customers.

What Vantor brings

Vantor operates the WorldView constellation, which collects very-high-resolution optical imagery with detail down to 30 cm, and holds an archive that goes back more than twenty years.

For Data Sphere customers this means a second source of 30 cm imagery alongside Orbview. If one supplier can’t cover an area or a date, the other may, and because both arrive through the same API and the same STAC format, your code doesn’t need to know which one answered.

How it works

Vantor imagery appears in Data Sphere searches like every other supplier’s, with its licence terms built into the platform’s permissions. If your agreement covers a given use, you see the imagery licensed for that use. If it doesn’t, the platform doesn’t offer it. That’s how Data Sphere works for every supplier.

If you already search Data Sphere, you don’t need to change anything to see Vantor’s imagery. If you’d like to see it for an area you care about, write to us at info@astrodynamic.space.

Vinay Williams, co-founder, Astro Dynamic