Satellite Imagery
Sattelite imagery can offer valuable observations to understand large city landscapes such as building, infrastructure, and population density and distribution across cities.
Aerial Photography
Aerial imagery, obtained from planes or helicopters, complements satellite data by offering consistent results and minimizing atmospheric artifacts. Although it covers a smaller area, aerial photography delivers high-quality and reliable information for urban planning applications.
Drone Imagery
Drones have emerged as a valuable asset in urban planning, providing targeted studies and reconnaissance. While their range is relatively limited compared to planes, drones offer flexibility and precision in capturing imagery for specific areas of interest.
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10 GP pixels
Max file resolution
or 100,000 x 100,000 pixels images.
40 GB
Max file size
vs. 1 GB with our competitors.
10GB/sec.
Processing
speed.
0.9 AP
Highly accurate prediction
when detecting objects.
0.9 Recall
Highly reliable detection
with minimum false negatives.
