SynMax lands NGA pilot project for advanced geospatial MDA tool Theia

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SynMax lands NGA pilot project for advanced geospatial MDA tool Theia

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SynMax lands NGA pilot project for advanced geospatial MDA tool Theia
by Clarence Oxford
Los Angeles CA (SPX) Jul 30, 2024

SynMax, a leader in geospatial analytics, has secured a pilot project from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) for its advanced Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) tool, Theia. This state-of-the-art tool leverages extensive maritime data from Planet Labs PBC (NYSE: PL) and integrates over ten key maritime data sources, powered by SynMax's proprietary AI.

"Theia marks a significant leap in MDA technology, delivering actionable intelligence through advanced intelligence fusion, driven by proprietary AI and world-class imagery analysts," said SynMax Founder and CTO, Eric Anderson. "This collaboration with NGA represents a pivotal step in advancing national security and maritime safety."

"We are honored to be selected by NGA for this critical pilot project," added Brendan Moore, Co-founder and CEO of SynMax. "Theia's innovative intelligence fusion platform will provide essential data and analysis to support NGA's mission. This achievement underscores our commitment to pushing the boundaries of AI-driven intelligence fusion to deliver actionable intelligence to our clients."

The NGA pilot will involve thorough testing and evaluation of Theia's capabilities, focusing on its ability to detect, track, and analyze maritime activities in near real-time. SynMax's partnership with Planet Labs provides Theia with the most comprehensive and rapidly evolving satellite data, enhancing its effectiveness in maritime domain awareness.

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