At Disaitek, we are committed to tackling environmental and public health challenges by leveraging state-of-the-art satellite technologies and AI. Our mission is to track pollution, reduce global warming, and ensure regulatory compliance.

Founded in 2017 and based in Paris, Disaitek initially focused on space observation, developing groundbreaking deep learning technology to identify variable orbital exoplanets. Our technology, validated by NASA and integrated into the Kepler exoplanet database, helped remove false positives. It is now part of the European Space Agency's PLATO program.

In 2021, we shifted our strategy to Earth Observation, focusing on biodiversity and climate change solutions.

Our expertise spans three key pillars: Remote Sensing, Artificial Intelligence, and Environmental Regulation Awareness:

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• Remote Sensing: We integrate sub-meter VHR imagery, radar time series, and multispectral and hyperspectral data for applications such as pollution detection, deforestation analysis, crop classification, methane detection, agroforestry monitoring, and civil engineering impact assessments.

• Artificial Intelligence: Our AI expertise extends beyond traditional machine learning to advanced deep learning techniques, including foundation models trained on VHR images. We specialize in reducing the need for labelled data to perform high-accuracy semantic segmentation of objects in satellite imagery.

• Environment & Regulation: Our R&D efforts focus on reducing biodiversity loss, mitigating GHG emissions, and promoting carbon sequestration. We help companies minimize their environmental impact and comply with evolving environmental regulations.

 

Global Impact

Disaitek provides scalable environmental risk management and regulatory compliance solutions to corporations worldwide. As a recognized French Young Innovative Enterprise, and with our participation in the ESA and Incuballiance incubation programs and the BLAST acceleration program, we stand at the forefront of Earth observation and AI innovation.