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Posts Tagged ‘Defence Site Monitoring’

New strategic sites monitoring solution developed by Airbus and Earthcube

New strategic sites monitoring solution developed by Airbus and Earthcube

Homeland October 19, 2020

Airbus has joined forces with Earthcube, a French company specialising in the analysis of geospatial data using Artificial Intelligence (AI), to develop and market “Defence Site Monitoring”, an online solution for strategic site monitoring dedicated to defence actors, combining advanced satellite imagery and AI. The new “Defence Site Monitoring” solution combines ...

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