OBJECT DETECTION
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EXPERTS IN SAR
Our unique SAR simulator software is used to train our AI-based model used for accurate object classification.
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ANY OBJECT, ANYWHERE, ANYTIME.
STATE-OF-THE-ART ACCURACY SETTING THE STANDARD IN THE MARKET.
SATIM has built a highly accurate simulator for generating synthetic SAR signatures of any object and any SAR data system. Synthetic signatures are used to train AI models for object detection and classification.
Image left/below: SAR-data © 2023 Umbra Lab, Inc. (Licensed under CC BY 4.0)
DEFENCE & SECURITY
Delivering accurate classification of military ships including ‘dark vessels’ with the ability to add new types to our catalogue within days.
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Closing the intelligence gap for global maritime situational awareness. Accurate detection and classification of civil vessels in port or on the open ocean.
Accurate object detection and classification using satellite SAR imagery
What is SAR?
SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar) is a powerful remote sensing technology bouncing microwave signals off the Earth’s surface to detect physical properties.
It is used to create high-resolution two-dimensional representations of objects.
Imagery can be captured day and night, without the usual visibility limitations of optical data and is well suited to monitoring extensive areas.
Benefits of SAR?
ALL WEATHER
DAY & NIGHT
HIGH SPATIAL RESOLUTION
HIGH TEMPORAL RESOLUTION
GLOBAL REACH
What is SAR?
SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar) is a powerful remote sensing technology bouncing microwave signals off the Earth’s surface to detect physical properties.
It is used to create high-resolution two-dimensional representations of objects.
Imagery can be captured day and night, without the usual visibility limitations of optical data and is well suited to monitoring extensive areas.
Accurate object detection and classification using satellite SAR imagery
Benefits of SAR?
ALL WEATHER
DAY & NIGHT
HIGH SPATIAL RESOLUTION
HIGH TEMPORAL RESOLUTION
GLOBAL REACH
NEWS & BLOG
As part of the agreement, SATIM has agreed to providing the SAR module libraries to DSPL. DSPL will integrate, Design, and develop SAR Environment Simulator (SARES) in India.
SATIM has detected unusual changes in the TU-95 and TU-160 bomber’s SAR signatures using Umbra SAR imagery obtained from the Engels-2 military base in Russia. The characteristics of the signal reflections captured do not match the known geometry and material composition of the aircraft. This may indicate a new camouflage method adopted to protect these valuable aircraft from drone attacks.
Satim has secured $2 Million in their latest investor round to advance its AI-based, cutting-edge software, renowned globally for its automatic object detection, identification and classification capabilities anytime, anywhere using satellite SAR (synthetic aperture radar) imagery.
