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Edgybees Enhances The Accuracy Of Satellite Imagery With The Release Of Satellite Software

April 25, 2022

Edgybees has released their Satellite Software to enhance the accuracy of satellite imagery.

Edgybees Satellite Software aligns electro-optical satellite imagery to ground truth, within two to three meters of accuracy, in less than 15 seconds. The software vastly reduces discrepancies and provides clear and concise context to consumers of satellite imagery across industries.

Since its founding in 2017, Edgybees has been helping first responders and the military through georegistration of full-motion video (FMV) streams via drones. Recognizing satellite technology as an invaluable resource across industries, Edgybees is combining artificial intelligence (AI) and georegistration technology to create a solution that aligns satellite imagery with ground truth – enabling improved, accurate decision-making in an infinite amount of use cases.

Until now, the ground accuracy of satellite imagery has been limited, with the true location of objects being off by anywhere from 10 to 200 meters. Edgybees Satellite Software uses AI and machine learning (ML) algorithms to detect tie points – objects or features within images – and aligns hundreds of them within seconds to establish optimal alignment.

The software ensures that all data is accurately aligned and located at the beginning of the process, without requiring manual corrections. Georegistration of satellite imagery supports use cases such as object detection, change detection, and sensor fusion, where multiple sources of imagery need to be aligned with each other and their position in the real world.

Edgybees Satellite Software includes an API for integration into existing analytic processes and workflows. The software offers flexible deployment, and data can be delivered on-premises or in the cloud in a SaaS model. The result is instant clarity in even the most complex or opaque operational environments.

Edgybees’ Satellite Software release coincides with the 2022 USGIF GEOINT Symposium at booth #1303.

“As the commercial satellite imagery market continues to flourish, we are thrilled to provide industry players with software that enables them to realize the true potential of this valuable output,” said Adam Kaplan, CEO and Co-Founder of Edgybees. “Accuracy in satellite imagery is essential for professionals utilizing these resources in the defense, public safety, insurance, and earth imagery analysis industries. We are thrilled to provide the software that ensures these professionals have access to the most precise and reliable images on the market.”

“Consumers of satellite imagery, including first responders, the Department of Defense, and the Intelligence Community, all rely on multiple data sources – sensor data, maps, video feeds, and satellites – to monitor assets, climate change, and world events,” said Craig Brower, President of Edgybees Inc., the corporate unit responsible for supporting the U.S. government. “By starting with accurately placed imagery, Edgybees is bolstering satellite capabilities and fundamentally improving the execution and outcome of analytics processes, the implications of which are far reaching and game changing.”

Filed Under: AI / ML, Electro-Optical, FMV, Imagery, Software

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