Creation of the R&D Centre in 2017, located at the Rzeszów Jasionka Airport, was the answer to increasing number of R&D projects involving sensor technology and aerial platforms.
Solutions created in the R&D Centre are implemented every day to help us acquire high-quality, cost-and-time effective services. Our proprietary solutions involve:
Multisensor aerial platforms for simultaneous collection of various types of data
Our own systems of oblique cameras integrating up to seven sensors
A set of sensors for corridor mapping adjusted to airplanes or helicopters
BigData environment to work with terabytes of data obtained every day
A server room that supports about 100 installations of our web applications (visited by nearly 10 000 users) offers 365/7/24 access to data
OBLIVIEW® - our multipurpose web platform for publication and analysis of collected data
We are constantly developing our offer, which is why we cooperate with multiple satellite data providers.
Cooperation with Planet enables the development of monitoring products with high time resolution which is possible thanks to the PlanetScope nanosatellites constellation. On the other hand, access to the SkySat constellation provides very high-resolution images acquired on the customer's request, enriching analyzes and products with data at a resolution of 0.5 m.
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Our team is made of people with broad knowledge and competencies, representing the world of business and science. For the sake of remote sensing, we create a wide range of machine-learning methods that we adjust to our needs. The results of our work frequently appear in peer-reviewed scientific journals.
The results of our research and development projects, are implemented in the market of aerial data and remote sensing analyses.
The projects include, among others
The ambition of the "Use of remote sensing for management of blue-green infrastructure in the process of city adaptation to climate change” (LIFECOOLCITY) project is to support the management of blue-green infrastructure (BGI) in 10,000 cities in the European Union. This will be addressed by implementing innovative systems that utilize Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and remote sensing (satellite and aerial imagery). The goal is to enhance the adaptive capacity of cities to the effects of anthropogenic climate change and bring them closer to the model of smart cities of the future.
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conducted in 2016-2019: ‘The innovative approach supporting monitoring of non-forest Natura 2000 habitats, using remote sensing methods’, cofounded by the National Centre for Research and Development in Poland as part of the BIOSTRATEG II strategic program’. The aim was to create a product for identification and mapping of non-forest habitats as well as threats, such as desiccation, succession and invasion, based on remote sensing and botanical measurements.
conducted in 2017-2018: ‘The system for monitoring of urban greenery with the use of remote sensing methods’, financed from the company’s own funds. The project resulted in the ‘Tree Crown Map’, created via the original method involving remote sensing.
Our key advantage is the aerial and satellite data integration to develop unique solutions. We implement research projects to effectively combine and use various sources of image data. In our products, we use the advantage of complementarity of aerial and satellite data, creating a new dimension of information and knowledge for the client.
We are supported by scientists from universities and scientific institutes from Poland, as part of project or partnership agreements. In this case Business and Science go perfectly in line and bring notable effects. Our partners are: the University of Warsaw, University of Łódź, Warsaw University of Technology and AGH University of Science and Technology.
The EUropean Facility for Airborne Research (EUFAR) - a Europe-wide network for the airborne research related to environmental sciences, which aims at supporting scientists, by granting them access to research aircraft and instruments they do not have access to in their home countries.
EAASI - the European Association of Aerial Surveying Industries aiming at cooperation and promoting photogrammetry in many branches of industry.
Aviation Valley – an association of aviation industry entrepreneurs from south-eastern Poland, established on April 11, 2003. It is a member of EACP (European Aerospace Cluster Partnership) – an organization associating 38 similar associations from 13 European countries.
The Polish Space Industry Association (SPACE PL) - since 2012 associates more than 45 Polish companies and research institutions operating in the space sector. The mission of the SPACE PL is to create a strong Polish space sector which will successfully compete on the European market.
Cosmic Hub is a leading innovation center bringing together companies, research institutions, startups and space sector enthusiasts in Poland. It was created by CIC Warsaw and Polish Space Agency (POLSA) with a bold mission to accelerate the development of the space industry in Poland, to promote Polish entities in the space sector and develop synergies between science and industry.
The European Association of Remote Sensing Companies (EARSC) is a non-profit European organization that promotes the use of satellite remote sensing technologies and supports the development of a European market in delivering Earth observation-derived geo-information services. EARSC represents this sector in its broadest sense, creating a network between industry, decision makers and users and covering the full EO value chain from data acquisition through processing, fusion, analysis to final geo-information products and services.
