
ETH Zurich opens Swiss GeoLab for Earth observation in Root, Lucerne
ETH Zurich's new Swiss GeoLab in Root will combine satellite, drone radar and ground data with AI to detect landslides and support agriculture and forestry.
Source: ETH ZurichTopic
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ETH Zurich's new Swiss GeoLab in Root will combine satellite, drone radar and ground data with AI to detect landslides and support agriculture and forestry.
Source: ETH Zurich
Hesai's Kosmo pairs a handheld lidar and 8K camera with a cloud platform that turns real spaces into 3D models, aimed at robot training, film and mapping.
Source: Hesai Group (via PR Newswire)
ESA's Earth Virtual Expert is live, answering Earth observation questions from trusted sources, with open code and models and satellite imagery search planned for 2027.
Source: European Space AgencyEsri has named PwC the first systems integrator in its Platinum tier, with a focus on AI solutions built on ArcGIS for energy and infrastructure clients.
Source: PwC
A graph-learning approach to weighting GNSS and LEO observations cut urban PPP error by up to 28% in tests that used simulated LEO data.
Source: Satellite Navigation (Springer)
Serco's NadirEO opens with 18 partner-supplied services for risk, infrastructure and energy monitoring, sold pay-as-you-go without in-house EO expertise.
Source: Serco
Orbitworks' Altair-1 reached orbit on Transporter-18, the first of ten UAE-built satellites with five sensors and onboard GPU processing.
Source: Orbitworks
The Sydney firm will use the round led by OIF Ventures to expand in North America and Europe and develop AI that detects defects in 3D inspection records.
Source: Trendspek
ESA has awarded OVHcloud and CGI a 30-month contract to build Digital EO, a federated platform for Earth observation data expected to exceed 500 petabytes by 2035.
Source: Intelligent CIO Europe (carrying the OVHcloud and CGI announcement)
Nairobi- and Sunnyvale-based Satlyt has raised $8M to expand software that lets satellites process data and run AI in orbit.
Source: Satlyt