VITO Research Institute (Vlaamse Instelling voor Technologisch Onderzoek) is a leading European research and technology organization specializing in cleantech and sustainable development, with a focus on transitioning to a sustainable world. Within the space industry, VITO's Remote Sensing department develops and operates Earth observation systems, processing data into valuable insights for various applications like agriculture, environmental monitoring, and land use. They develop new remote sensing systems, sensors and platforms, processing and distribution of multiple spaceborne/airborne data products and also design several local, hyperspectral and global applications for end-users worldwide. VITO partners with public organizations, research institutions, and industry, and is a member of the Copernicus Relay and Academy.
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VITO and the University of Zurich will handle data processing and the scientific case for HiBiDiS.
Hibidis uses data-processing tools from Belgium’s VITO Remote Sensing and the University of Zurich.
Avio appointed Vito Di Battista as Chairman of the Board of Statutory Auditors.
Planet and VITO have extended their long-term partnership.
The partnership between Planet and VITO aims to deliver faster and more actionable insights for agriculture, global monitoring, and environmental research.
Planet combines its daily satellite imagery with VITO’s analytics and service platforms.
A delegation of companies from Basilicata, led by Antonio Colangelo, met with Vito Bardi, the President of the Region.
Vito Bardi is also the national vice-president of Nereus, the European network connecting regions active in the space sector.
VITO Remote Sensing produced the first global vegetation maps based on SPOT-VEGETATION imagery in 1998 and later produced global vegetation maps at 10 m resolution by integrating Sentinel-2 optical and Sentinel-1 SAR data.
A consortium composed of GAF (Germany), GeoVille (Austria), and VITO (Belgium) will address all related methodological and operational challenges for the HRL VLCC.
European tech investors Vito Ventures, UVC Partners, and Apeiron Investment Group participated in Isar Aerospace’s seed round and $17,000,000 Series A.