Satellites

SkyFi serves as a comprehensive geospatial hub, providing access to Earth observation data and integrated analytics through user-friendly apps. Their virtual constellation of Earth observation providers allows for a diverse selection of satellite and aerial imagery, tailored for various use cases. Their transparent pricing model and simple licensing terms eliminate traditional procurement challenges. SkyFi's streamlined purchasing process is akin to online shopping, ensuring swift delivery of data and analytics to users' devices or through API to enterprise cloud storage. This approach democratizes the availability of geospatial information, making it accessible and understandable to businesses and individuals alike.

SkyFi

SkyFi simplifies access to geospatial data through its API.

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Astranis focuses on manufacturing innovative, small, and cost-effective geostationary satellites designed to offer high-speed internet access worldwide. Targeting the 4 billion people without internet, they aim to bridge the digital divide one satellite at a time. With over $1 billion in satellite services sold, Astranis has planned launches for four satellites in early 2024, with more expected. They are committed to supporting U.S. government missions and have seen interest from defense sectors. The company prides itself on competitive pricing for bandwidth-as-a-service, making them a valuable partner for entities looking to expand internet coverage affordably.

Astranis

Astranis builds small geostationary satellites for global internet connectivity.

Satellites

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