Imagery & Coverage

You don’t need drones, satellites, or a GIS team — we acquire the imagery and deliver the intelligence, end to end.

Full-Service Imagery Acquisition

You don't need your own drones, satellites, or GIS team. We acquire all the imagery and deliver the intelligence — end to end.

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Live Airbus Satellite Imagery

Continuous access to Airbus Defence & Space satellite imagery — Pléiades Neo at 30cm resolution and SPOT at 1.5m. We task satellites to cover your corridors and concessions on a schedule that suits your monitoring needs.

  • Any location in Africa — no ground access required
  • Regular revisit schedules for change detection
  • Archive imagery for historical baseline analysis
  • Ideal for wide-area and long-corridor monitoring
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Afridrone Survey Teams

Professional drone survey teams deployed through our partnership with Afridrone. Centimetre-resolution imagery for detailed site verification and close-range inspection.

  • On-demand deployment across Africa
  • Centimetre accuracy for structure-level detail
  • Verify satellite-detected encroachment on the ground
  • Perfect for baseline surveys and incident investigation

Satellite for continuous watching. Drones for ground truth. AI for instant analysis. One provider — complete coverage.

Why Africa Needs Purpose-Built AI

Generic detection models trained on European and North American imagery fail on African landscapes. AfriScan is trained on real African structures — thatched roofs, mud-brick compounds, informal markets, zinc shelters — delivering accuracy where it matters most.

Mozambique

Pipeline corridor surveys across Cabo Delgado, Inhambane, and Gaza provinces.

Sub-Saharan Africa

Models adaptable to rural settlement patterns across East, West, and Southern Africa.

Challenging Terrain

Designed for bush, savanna, coastal, and semi-arid environments common across the continent.

Protect Your Corridors & Concessions

Live satellite and drone intelligence over your infrastructure — see encroachment before it becomes a problem, not after.

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