The contract delivers immediate On-Demand access to BlackSky's high-frequency, low-latency satellite imagery and analytics, enabling security forces to detect and respond to real-time anomalies such as irregular migration, or abnormal patterns in vehicle, aircraft, and maritime movements.
"This gives government security forces an unparalleled strategic and tactical first-to-act advantage," said Brian O'Toole, BlackSky CEO. "By increasing the speed, volume and diversity of space-based data sources, end users gain persistent visibility into pattern-of-life anomalies."
Through the BlackSky Spectra platform, end-users will be able to implement AI-enabled tip-and-cue tasking across BlackSky's Gen-3 and Gen-2 satellite constellations. The system also supports access to historical BlackSky Archive data and ordering from third-party commercial satellite providers.
"On-Demand subscriptions give our customers fast, flexible access to BlackSky's global satellite imagery services," O'Toole added. "It is ideal for operations where responsiveness is paramount, with immediate tasking, multi-sensor data fusion and mission-ready analytics when and where our customers need them."
The BlackSky Spectra platform, supported by an AI-driven end-to-end automation framework, enables rapid revisits of global targets up to 15 times daily, delivering actionable intelligence to decision-makers both in command centers and in the field.
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