Simularity, our core product AIADS, and our recently launched South China Sea Rapid Alert Platform were mentioned in this excellent article by wyofthere.com, a popular geospatial blog founded by Industry veteran Matt Sheehan. Click the screenshot below, to read the full article.
Analysis of satellite images is nothing new. Governments have used it to monitor other countries for decades. Hedge funds started to innovate by using satellite imagery to count cars in company parking lots to predict sales 15 years ago. But until recently, from a technology perspective, limited imagery, and the highly manual process of image …
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It’s no secret that China is building massive military facilities on former reefs known as the Spratly Islands. But what exactly are they doing, and at what pace? Using Simularity’s Automatic Image Anomaly Detection System (AIADS), we can analyze a candidate image against a set of historical images, as the AI can learn from the …
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 markets. “We have evaluated Simularity’s AIADS, and I believe it gives us an edge in making our analysis services more efficient,” said Gabriel Mavrellis, CEO, GET. “Government agencies and other Greek customers of ours are …
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Our global population is ballooning, and so are our cities. Driven by urbanization, illegal construction is becoming increasingly prolific and profitable. Most illegal construction stems from homelessness, with many urban areas in developing countries hosting enormous slums that lack essential services and infrastructure. Some individuals look instead to profit from illegal construction, by having their …
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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 of the article was that through detailed and painstaking analysis of satellite imagery over the area, the analysts conclude that the North Koreans have built and begun operations of a …
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 defense/security related anomalies which our AI has recently revealed in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and also near the Oman/Yemen border: Patriot Missiles on standby near RUH (Riyadh International Airport) – an installation …
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