Maxar Wins NGA Contract to Enhance Satellite Imaging with AI-Powered Object Detection Services
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Sunday, Jun 29, 2025 4:24 am ET1min read
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Maxar has partnered with Satellogic Inc. (SATL, Financial), a prominent Earth observation data provider, to leverage the combined imaging capacity of both companies' constellations. This collaboration will ensure persistent monitoring and high-resolution imagery for critical multi-sensor applications [1]. Key aspects of the project include the integration of diverse sensor data, model validation with Enabled Intelligence, and the use of Striveworks' AIOps platform. Maxar's efforts underscore the importance of automation in achieving rapid, accurate results, with a focused delivery timeline that ensures outputs within hours of data acquisition [1].
The partnership between Maxar and Satellogic is not the first collaboration between the two companies. Maxar and its partner Satelytics have also expanded their offerings to the energy industry. Satelytics is introducing a vegetation intrusion solution that leverages Maxar's very high-resolution satellite imagery. This solution will generate risk profiles of vegetation in and around customer assets using mono- and stereo-imagery collections from the Maxar constellation, including the recently launched WorldView Legion satellites [2].
The collaboration with Satellogic is expected to drive faster, smarter decision-making capabilities for the NGA. Susanne Hake, SVP and General Manager of Maxar’s U.S. Government business, emphasized the project as a testament to the power of commercial innovation driving national security solutions [1]. By partnering with industry leaders, Maxar aims to deliver faster, smarter decision-making capabilities.
References:
[1] https://www.gurufocus.com/news/2949872/maxar-awarded-contract-by-nga-to-deliver-aipowered-object-detection-services-satl-stock-news
[2] https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/DIGITALGLOBE-INC-5319613/news/Maxar-and-Satelytics-Announces-an-Expansion-of-Their-Offerings-to-the-Energy-Industry-50337511/
Maxar Intelligence has been awarded a contract by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) to provide AI-powered object detection services. The company will collaborate with Satellogic Inc. to enhance satellite imaging capabilities and deliver automated AI/ML-generated object detections for improved geospatial analysis. The project aims to identify objects such as aircraft, ships, and vehicles, and will leverage diverse sensor data, model validation, and AIOps platform. The partnership is expected to drive faster, smarter decision-making capabilities.
Maxar Intelligence, a leading provider of secure, precise geospatial insights, has been awarded a significant contract by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA). The contract, under the Luno A program, mandates Maxar to deliver advanced AI and machine learning-powered object detection services across multiple locations simultaneously. The initiative aims to enhance the identification of various objects such as aircraft, ships, ground vehicles, and railcars, facilitating sophisticated spatial and temporal geospatial intelligence analysis [1].Maxar has partnered with Satellogic Inc. (SATL, Financial), a prominent Earth observation data provider, to leverage the combined imaging capacity of both companies' constellations. This collaboration will ensure persistent monitoring and high-resolution imagery for critical multi-sensor applications [1]. Key aspects of the project include the integration of diverse sensor data, model validation with Enabled Intelligence, and the use of Striveworks' AIOps platform. Maxar's efforts underscore the importance of automation in achieving rapid, accurate results, with a focused delivery timeline that ensures outputs within hours of data acquisition [1].
The partnership between Maxar and Satellogic is not the first collaboration between the two companies. Maxar and its partner Satelytics have also expanded their offerings to the energy industry. Satelytics is introducing a vegetation intrusion solution that leverages Maxar's very high-resolution satellite imagery. This solution will generate risk profiles of vegetation in and around customer assets using mono- and stereo-imagery collections from the Maxar constellation, including the recently launched WorldView Legion satellites [2].
The collaboration with Satellogic is expected to drive faster, smarter decision-making capabilities for the NGA. Susanne Hake, SVP and General Manager of Maxar’s U.S. Government business, emphasized the project as a testament to the power of commercial innovation driving national security solutions [1]. By partnering with industry leaders, Maxar aims to deliver faster, smarter decision-making capabilities.
References:
[1] https://www.gurufocus.com/news/2949872/maxar-awarded-contract-by-nga-to-deliver-aipowered-object-detection-services-satl-stock-news
[2] https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/DIGITALGLOBE-INC-5319613/news/Maxar-and-Satelytics-Announces-an-Expansion-of-Their-Offerings-to-the-Energy-Industry-50337511/

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