SuperView Neo-2 05 and 06 reached their planned orbit after a Long March 2D launch from Taiyuan at 06:51 Beijing time on 26 March 2026. The satellites were developed by CASC's Shanghai academy for commercial operation by China Siwei. The stated capabilities include all-weather radar imagery at better than one-metre resolution, digital elevation models, radar orthorectified imagery and deformation monitoring. The pair is intended to work with spacecraft 03 and 04 in a four-satellite arrangement; planned performance is not the same as operational acceptance already completed. The launcher used a 4.2-metre composite fairing for the first time and formally introduced wireless temperature measurement on propellant-tank walls. Those changes address accommodation and processing, without establishing the payload mass or orbit by themselves. China Great Wall Industry Corporation provided launch and in-orbit delivery services. This was the 634th Long March flight and remains distinct from other constellation deployments.