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SatSense provides geospatial ground movement data, collecting data from satellite constellations and building algorithms that deliver ground movement measurements. The data is automatically updated and stored in a database on a weekly basis, serving residential, commercial, insurance, infrastructure, and geotechnical industries. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Leeds, United Kingdom, SatSense has raised…

High Tech · Geographic Information Systems, · Leeds, United Kingdom · EST 2018

About

SatSense provides geospatial ground movement data, collecting data from satellite constellations and building algorithms that deliver ground movement measurements. The data is automatically updated and stored in a database on a weekly basis, serving residential, commercial, insurance, infrastructure, and geotechnical industries. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Leeds, United Kingdom, SatSense has raised approximately $3.1M in Seed funding from investors including Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund, Future Fund, University of Leeds, and Unipart Rail. The company employs 17 people and uses satellite-based interferometric synthetic aperture radar (InSAR) technology to measure millimeter-level ground deformation over time, enabling infrastructure operators, insurers, and geotechnical engineers to monitor subsidence, landslides, and structural movement across large areas without requiring ground-based sensor installations.

Business model

Data as a Service > Geography > Satellite Imagery Data,

Geographic Information Systems > Location Analytics > Horizontal

Team background

College Wise > University of Cambridge, University of Oxford

Institutional investors

Northern Powerhouse Investment FundFuture FundUniversity of LeedsUnipart Rail

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