SkyWatch Space Applications Inc., based in Waterloo, Canada, is a space technology company specializing in Earth Observation (EO) data. They aggregate satellite data from various providers, offering a platform for users to access and integrate this data into applications and workflows. SkyWatch's key products include EarthCache and TerraStream, providing solutions for data distribution and integration. The company partners with organizations like Esri, Satellogic, and Urban Sky, and serves various sectors including architecture, engineering, construction, and energy.
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SkyWatch’s EarthCache platform provides application developers and GIS specialists with satellite imagery at scale.
SkyWatch is developing infrastructure for the automated distribution of Earth observation data.
Picterra's partnership with SkyWatch enables them to offer a self-service platform for direct access and purchase of imagery, along with customized geospatial analytics.
SkyWatch's CEO and co-founder James Slifierz stated that partnerships like Picterra help further their mission to make Earth observation more accessible.
The partnership between SkyWatch and Picterra aims to create a leading solution for extracting insights using self-serve machine learning and AI tools with Earth observation imagery.
SkyWatch announced a partnership on 2020-10-05 with Picterra.
SkyWatch offers data à la carte, allowing agriculture industry customers to purchase imagery without buying entire satellite scenes.
On 2020-06-23, AgIntegrated and SkyWatch entered an agreement under which AgIntegrated will offer customers access to SkyWatch EarthCache through AgIntegrated’s Field Data Exchange API.
Bullpen Capital, a $140,000,000 early-stage venture fund, led SkyWatch’s Series A round.
SkyWatch had about 20 employees and planned to use its Series A funds to double in size over the course of 2020.
SkyWatch uses optical and synthetic aperture radar data and plans to include hyperspectral data when it becomes available.
SkyWatch Space Applications raised $7,500,000 to continue developing software that makes satellite imagery more accessible.
SkyWatch unveiled its TerraStream product for remote-sensing satellite operators on 2020-01-03 concurrent with its Series A.
SkyWatch has raised $10,900,000 to date, counting its Series A and a 2018 seed round led by Space Angels and Sinai Ventures.