TOKYO -- A service expected to launch next year will harness a constellation of 170 satellites to monitor the whole of Japan and report on house-by-house damage caused by natural disasters, Sky Perfect Jsat said Thursday.
The Japanese satellite broadcaster said the service will be launched in April and aims to roll out the service across Asia.
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