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North Korea Nuclear Activity Confirmed
An excellent article regarding the activity at the North Korean Yongbyon nuclear complex, was published March 27, 2018 by the New York Times. The key point
Simularity and Geospatial Enabling Technologies (GET) Sign Partnership MOU
Simularity has joined forces with Athens-based GeoSpatial Enabling Technologies (www.GetMap.eu), to market Simularity’s Automated Image Anomaly Detection System in the Greek and Australian
Wanted: 8 Million Image Analysts
The challenge with the explosive growth of satellite and drone image data, is that there just aren’t enough analysts to scrutinize the images to find
Impending Disaster! …How AI-Driven Anomaly Detection Gives An Early Warning
We conducted a successful demonstration in deploying our AI software for anomaly detection during “Operation Convergent Response” (OCR). This interactive event showcased the
Satellite Image Anomaly Detection for Defense and Security (Pics)
We’ve been busy running our Automated Image Anomaly Detection System (AI-ADS) on imagery where we think there might be interesting discoveries. Here’s some examples of
Simularity joins AWS Marketplace to provide AI software for automated anomaly detection in daily satellite images
Integration of Simularity’s Automated Image Anomaly Detection System (AI-ADS) to deliver timely alerts to the rapidly evolving remote sensing industry. Simularity Inc., a Silicon
KQED Public Radio’s California Report Covers Simularity Intelligent Virtual Wall Proposal
KQED’s Tara Siler reports on Simularity’s Automated Image Anomaly Detection System (AI-ADS) as part of Simularity’s proposal for an Intelligent Virtual Border Wall. Using 10,000
ABC7 News Covers Our Proposal For Intelligent Virtual Border Wall
Simularity CEO Liz Derr was interviewed by ABC7 News, thanks to a regional city council who recently decided to boycott companies involved in the Trump
Simularity and Spacemetric Team to Improve Anomaly Detection
As the geospatial industry learns to handle ever increasing volumes and resolutions of imagery, including drone data and video, customers are demanding more effective ways
