SkyFi is a company focused on providing high-resolution earth observation data and analytics. They operate a platform that enables on-demand access to satellite imagery and geospatial data analysis from a network of satellites, catering to businesses and individuals across sectors like environmental monitoring, urban planning, and agriculture. SkyFi partners with companies like Ursa Space Systems, Bluesky, GalaxEye Space, True Elements, SynMax and Near Space Labs to provide diverse data sources and analytics capabilities, with the goal of democratizing access to Earth observation data.
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US Special Operations Command selected SkyFi to develop an early prototype of a sovereign intelligence platform.
SkyFi partners with more than 150 satellite sources to provide customers a single gateway to multiple imagery types.
SkyFi is developing a plug-in for the Android Tactical Assault Kit as part of the Phase 1 effort.
SkyFi uses AI to help users identify threats and spot changes on the ground.
SkyFi cofounder and CEO Luke Fischer said countries that buy EO, SAR, and hyperspectral imagery often still lack analytic suites and combined imagery.
The Series A funding round for SkyFi was co-led by Buoyant Ventures and IronGate Capital Advisors.
SkyFi raised $12.7 million in an oversubscribed Series A funding round.
SkyFi’s geospatial imagery and analytics partners serve industries including defense, energy, finance, infrastructure and construction, environmental services, agriculture, insurance, and mining.
SkyFi’s network comprises more than 50 geospatial imagery partners providing optical, synthetic aperture radar, hyperspectral, and aerial imagery as well as data analytics.
The Series A investment in SkyFi will accelerate SkyFi’s product development and enhance the platform’s user interface and analytical tools.
SkyFi plans to forge new partnerships with satellite operators to expand its on-demand data offerings and AI-enabled analytic capabilities for commercial and government customers worldwide.
SkyFi provides optical, synthetic aperture radar (SAR), hyperspectral, and aerial imagery to various industries.
SkyFi raised $12.7 million in an oversubscribed Series A funding round.
SkyFi aims to forge new partnerships with satellite operators to expand its on-demand data offerings.
SkyFi was selected to participate in NATO’s Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic (DIANA) 2026 Challenge Programme as one of 150 companies from 3,600 applications across 24 NATO countries.
SkyFi launched custom built platforms for commercial satellite partners including Vantor, ICEYE US, and Planet in 2025.
SkyFi plans to accelerate product development and enhance its technology with the new funding.
SkyFi has a network of more than 50 geospatial imagery partners providing various types of imagery and data analytics.
SkyFi will enhance its platform’s user interface and analytical tools with the new funding.
SkyFi announced the new funding on January 14.