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Maxar Intelligence Partnered With Satellogic On Luno A Order

Maxar Intelligence Partnered With Satellogic On Luno A Order
This WorldView Legion image show small details on, and around, San Francisco City Hall. Photo: Maxar Intelligence

Maxar Intelligence said it is teamed with geospatial data provider Satellogic on its first task order with the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) under the Luno A program for commercial analytic services. Maxar said on June 27 the order specifically deals with automated artificial intelligence and machine learning-generated object detections over many specified locations at once. Maxar said it will identify classes of aircraft, ships, ground vehicles and railcars to help NGA determine object counts and classification, identify trends and anomalies, and…

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