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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The URSA-1 chip is designed for challenging applications, such as 5G base stations and Precision Time Protocol for data center networks.
The URSA-1 includes DSP accelerators for acquisition and tracking, a low power RF front end, and an LNA.
The customer evaluation kit for URSA-1 consists of a module optimized for space and cost, fully functional firmware, PC mapping software, and all necessary documentation.
etherWhere is currently sampling the URSA-1 chip to customers for production.
The flexibility of the URSA-1 silicon allows for a smaller form factor and reduced power consumption while providing a multi-protocol precise timing solution.
Nicole Robinson served as the President of URSA Space Systems.
Umbra provides Compensated Phase History Data (CPHD) that offers a more raw data form than typical commercial SAR vendors, enabling Ursa to develop novel derived products through research and development.
Ursa Space Systems and Umbra are partnering to provide advanced synthetic aperture radar analytics to a global market through Ursa’s suite of subscription and custom intelligence products.
Ursa and Umbra first teamed to serve customers in late 2022 when Umbra began offering high-resolution SAR imagery for commercial use and Ursa became Umbra’s first commercial customer.
Ursa Space published a report on 2023-05-19 using synthetic aperture radar data to track Chinese small boats deployed in the South China Sea.
Ursa Space helped Umbra develop new techniques for tasking sensors, which improved Umbra’s satellite operations.
Umbra’s Compensated Phase History Data (CPHD) provides a more raw form of SAR data than is typically provided by other vendors, enabling Ursa Space Systems to develop novel derived products through research and development.
Umbra and Ursa first teamed up in late 2022 when Umbra began offering high-resolution SAR imagery for commercial use and Ursa became its first commercial customer.
Umbra’s Compensated Phase History Data (CPHD) provides a more raw form of SAR data than is typically provided by other vendors, enabling Ursa Space Systems to develop novel derived products through research and development.
Ursa Space Systems provides flood analytics from Umbra data that Ursa customers use to speed up the insurance claim process for those impacted by severe weather events.
Ursa Space Systems and Umbra partnered to bring advanced synthetic aperture radar (SAR) analytics to a global market through Ursa’s suite of subscription and custom intelligence products.
Since revealing monthly subscription pricing in early March 2023 at the Defense Geospatial Intelligence conference in London, Ursa Space Systems has signed up 20 new customers for trials.
Ursa Space Systems will add Kleos Space to its Virtual Constellation, a database of satellite imagery from SAR, optical, and RF data vendors.
Ursa Space Systems’ analytics platform can produce custom data analytic results using its Virtual Constellation and fused satellite data.
Ursa Space Systems leverages a virtual satellite data constellation comprising synthetic aperture radar (SAR), Optical, and radio frequency (RF) sensing from multiple commercial sources.