Ursa Space Systems is a U.S.-based satellite intelligence company that provides on-demand analytic solutions to business and government decision-makers. They specialize in data fusion, using their radar satellite network to detect real-time changes in the physical world. Ursa Space offers subscription and custom services to access satellite imagery and analytic results, with no geographic, political, or weather-related limitations. Their platform processes SAR and non-SAR data, providing data feeds via API, and they partner with organizations like AWS and Esri.
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Emily Lalande is Product Marketing Manager at Vantor and previously worked at Ursa Space.
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency also awarded Luno B orders to NV5, Planet Labs, and Ursa Space Systems.
The Missile Defense Agency selected Ursa Space Systems for the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract with a ceiling of $151 billion.
The Missile Defense Agency selected 1,086 additional companies, including Sidus Space and Ursa Space Systems, to compete for task orders under the $151 billion Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense contract on December 18.
The selection of specialized space firms like Sidus Space and Ursa Space Systems demonstrates the MDA’s shift toward a proliferated, commercial-first architecture.
Ursa Space is developing agentic AI for military intelligence applications within a unified framework.
NGA announced the first orders under Luno B, including a $21 million award to Ursa Space Systems for change detection and $4.5 million to NV5 for human geography data.
The 12 finalist teams for the NGA award included Airbus U.S. Space and Defense, Anduril Industries, BlackSky Geospatial Solutions, Freedom Technology Solution Group, HII Mission Technologies, Orbital Insight, NV5 Geospatial, Planet Labs, Royce Geospatial Solutions, Space-Eyes (Channel Logistics), Striveworks, and Ursa Space Systems.
Ursa Space Systems and NEC Corporation entered into a partnership on 2024-06-20 to offer data services in Japan utilizing synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imagery.
Earlier 2024, Ursa Space secured a U.S. Space Force contract to provide SAR data in support of Japanese disaster relief efforts following an earthquake in January.
Ursa Space Systems operates a platform that ingests data from a network of SAR and non-SAR satellite data providers, including optical, infrared, multi-spectral, and hyperspectral sensors.
The 2024-06-20 collaboration combines NEC’s existing SAR-based monitoring service with Ursa Space’s virtual constellation of satellite data partners.
Ursa Space builds data systems that analyze radar images captured by satellite.
Bell stated that automation of data analysis by companies like Ursa Space Systems enhances earth observation capabilities.
Ursa Space's automation of data analysis enables the study of thousands of satellite images over time.
The URSA-1 chip represents advancements in signal processing implementation and algorithms to achieve low power and lowest jitter.
etherWhere Corporation has rolled out their URSA-1 product optimized for precise timing applications.
etherWhere URSA-1 silicon can meet stringent power and performance requirements from customers.
The URSA-1 features an embedded processor running proprietary algorithms and firmware.
The URSA-1 chip consumes less than 33mW of power.