Descartes Labs is a geospatial intelligence company that leverages satellite imagery, AI, and machine learning to provide insights about the planet. Their cloud-based platform offers tools for analyzing geospatial data, enabling organizations to model complex systems related to agriculture, forestry, and other areas. Descartes Labs serves various sectors, including agriculture, mining, insurance, and government, providing them with data and analytics for better decision-making. They work with organizations like Unilever, the United Nations Environment Program, and utilize data from sources like the European Space Agency's Sentinel satellites.
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Descartes Labs Government plans to release Retina, WayFinder, and Iris at the GEOINT Symposium 2024.
Descartes Labs Government offers cloud-native, dual-use, AI-driven products and capabilities that have been mission-stress-tested by multiple government organizations.
Descartes Labs operates a cloud-native supercomputer and provides geospatial data analysis capabilities.
Descartes Labs supports federal government customers by curating, normalizing, and fusing multi-source geospatial data to provide geospatial-aware actionable insights and autonomous tipping and cueing solutions through Descartes Labs Government.
Descartes Labs was established in 2014 by a team of scientists from Los Alamos National Laboratory.
Descartes Labs supports U.S. federal government efforts to curate, analyze, and provide actionable insights from geospatial data.
Descartes Labs was spun off from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Los Alamos National Laboratory in 2014.
Descartes Labs secured a $1,500,000 contract in 2020 to help the U.S. Air Force extract intelligence from imagery and other data collected by satellites and autonomous aerial vehicles.
Descartes Labs provides analysis from a mix of third-party satellites via a cloud-based platform to help companies make forecasts related to agriculture, energy, sustainability, mining, shipping, financial services, and other sectors.
Antarctica Capital announced the Descartes Labs transaction on 2022-08-04 with the purchase price undisclosed.
Nicole Toigo, Head of Product and Applied Sciences at Descartes Labs, will provide a hands-on introduction to the Descartes Labs platform and its use in fusing multimodal ALL-INT data and developing autonomous ML-based target visualization.
Descartes Labs is expanding into new roles serving the Department of Defense and the Intelligence Community.
As Head of Government, Janie Robinson is tasked with continuing to build the Descartes Labs business serving the U.S. government.
Descartes Labs works with businesses that have supply chains with liability associated with tropical deforestation to help monitor, attribute, and reduce their impact on greenhouse gas levels.
Matthew Tirman is head of Satellogic North America and recently joined Satellogic after leading the government business at Descartes Labs.
Descartes Labs received a Direct to Phase II AFWERX contract in July 2020 to create a single source of truth for the Air Force by fusing together multi-sensor data.
Descartes Labs won a $2,200,000 direct award contract through the Air Force Research Laboratory’s Space Technology Advanced Research (STAR) program.
Descartes Labs was awarded a $1,500,000 contract on 2020-07-08 to help the U.S. Air Force draw intelligence from imagery and other data collected by satellites and autonomous aerial vehicles.
The contract awarded to Descartes Labs has a 12-month performance period and was funded under the Small Business Innovation Research program.
Descartes Labs’ tools create a single source of intelligence truth and are intended to provide the Air Force with actionable insights to improve decision-making.