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Jitian Xingzhou cordially invites you to join us at the Changchun Airshow! "Wings of Commerce, Exploring the Future of Space."
2025-09-18

Jitian Xingzhou is set to make a stunning debut at the 2025 Air Force Aviation Open Event—Changchun Airshow! The exhibition will be held grandly from September 19 to 23 at the Changchun International Aviation Expo City. We warmly invite you to visit Hall No. 1, the Jilin Province Aerospace Industry Pavilion, and join us in celebrating our groundbreaking technological achievements.

Focus on technological breakthroughs to enhance imaging performance.
Jitian Xingzhou has always been dedicated to R&D in the field of optical remote sensing, successfully achieving a significant breakthrough in non-orbital, single-pass curve imaging technology. This innovative technology enables our satellites to capture images over a much wider area during a single pass, dramatically enhancing imaging efficiency and data acquisition capabilities.

As a commercial aerospace company specializing in the R&D of optical payloads, we are continuously driving the iterative advancement of remote sensing imaging technology. Currently, Jitian Xingzhou has already implemented its third-generation remote sensing imaging technology, significantly enhancing both image quality and service capabilities—while maintaining the original hardware configuration of the satellite platform.
Physical exhibits are on display—get up close to experience aerospace technology!
At this year's Changchun Airshow, Jitian Xingzhou shattered the perception that "aerospace technology is out of reach," bringing dozens of its flagship camera products directly to the Jilin Province Aerospace Industry Pavilion. This allowed visitors to personally experience the precision and innovation of space-age equipment, offering a unique opportunity to "get up close with aerospace" like never before.
Sub-meter-class optical primary payload

One of the products showcased this time is a physical 0.9-meter-resolution camera—representing cutting-edge equipment in the sub-meter-level high-resolution remote sensing field. Capable of capturing clear details of objects measuring just 0.9 meters in size on the ground from hundreds of kilometers above, it can even distinguish the outline of a small car or the text on an advertisement billboard from an altitude of 10,000 meters. With its exceptional imaging accuracy, this camera perfectly meets the demands for "high-precision observation and sophisticated applications," making it a versatile tool widely used across various sectors, including land resources, urban planning, agriculture, ecology, emergency response, and more.
Meter-class optical primary payload

Standing out prominently in the meter-level camera exhibition area was the actual camera unit mounted on the "Jilin University-1" satellite. This satellite has been operating smoothly in orbit for nearly a year now, having accumulated over 79,000 high-quality remote sensing images—exactly the same model showcased at the event. Visitors not only got to see the camera's intricate design up close but also learned firsthand how it performs Earth observation missions in space, thanks to demonstrations of the satellite's real-time operational achievements. They could even appreciate the mature capabilities of Jitianxingzhou's innovative "non-orbital single-pass curve imaging technology."
Star Sensor

Additionally, a physical model of the star sensor—weighing just 80 grams—was also showcased on-site. This product breaks through the traditional weight limitations of conventional star sensors thanks to its ultra-lightweight, cutting-edge design. At the same time, it boasts high reliability and cost-effectiveness, making it ideally suited for integration into small satellites, drones, and other advanced aerospace systems. As a result, it provides crucial support for the miniaturization and large-scale deployment of space-based technologies.
From sub-meter-level high-definition cameras to satellite-original equipment, and even to the lightweight, mass-produced star sensors, Jitian Xingzhou has made cutting-edge aerospace technology tangible and accessible through its "physical exhibit" display. We invite you to visit the Jilin Province Aerospace Industry Pavilion at the Changchun Airshow, where you can get up close to these once "unreachable" aerospace devices—and experience firsthand the remarkable technological prowess of Jilin's homegrown aerospace enterprises!
Meet at Hall No. 1, and let's co-create the future of aerospace!
We look forward to engaging in an in-depth conversation with you at the exhibition, sharing our technical insights and innovative achievements in the field of optical remote sensing.
Exhibition Information
Time: September 19–23, 2025
Location: Hall 1, Changchun International Aviation Expo City
Booth: Jilin Province Aerospace Industry Pavilion, Jitian Xingzhou Exhibition Stand
