SkyServe is an in-space AI and edge computing company that empowers satellite operators to deploy AI-powered earth observation applications onboard. They provide an end-to-end ecosystem, combining edge computing and GeoAI model management, to reduce costs and latency while enhancing data quality. SkyServe's platform, STORM, enables real-time data processing on satellites for applications like environmental monitoring and disaster management. The company has partnered with organizations like NASA's JPL and D-Orbit to test AI models in space.
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SkyServe will deploy the STORM platform aboard a more performant ION satellite carrier scheduled for 2025.
SkyServe will deploy the STORM platform aboard D-Orbit’s ION SCV004 Elysian Eleonora that is already in orbit.
SkyServe STORM will be deployed on a more performant ION in 2025.
Mission Matterhorn will deploy SkyServe STORM to process images into inferences in orbit and to deploy geospatial end-use applications.
SkyServe and Loft Orbital have partnered on Mission Denali to deploy SkyServe STORM on the YAM-6 satellite.
Customers can deploy AI models on SkyServe’s STORM platform on YAM-6 to perform real-time analysis of imagery the satellite collects.
Loft Orbital is partnering with SkyServe to leverage Earth observation and edge computing capabilities on a newly launched satellite.
Loft Orbital and SkyServe announced their partnership on 2024-03-19.
SkyServe will use Loft Orbital’s YAM-6 spacecraft to demonstrate artificial intelligence capabilities by analyzing optical and hyperspectral imagery collected by the satellite.
SkyServe, Inc. is an in-space edge computing solutions company that offers satellite-based insights through an Insights-as-a-Service platform.
Under the MOU, Sidus Space will provide on-orbit testing of SkyServe’s edge computing software on LizzieSat to increase Technology Readiness Level and establish integration processes for future collaborative missions.
SkyServe’s upcoming flights on the LizzieSat constellation will provide on-demand tasking and rapid revisit capability for delivering critical insights across optical and RF sensors to customers at low latency.
SkyServe has upcoming flights on the LizzieSat constellation to provide on-demand tasking and rapid revisit for delivering critical insights across optical and RF sensors to customers at low latency.
Under the MOU, Sidus Space will integrate and deploy SkyServe’s edge computing software on the LizzieSat constellation and provide on-orbit testing in a space environment to increase Technology Readiness Level and establish integration processes for future collaborative missions.