Space-Eyes

About Space-Eyes

Space-Eyes, LLC, established in 2001 and headquartered in Miami, operates at the intersection of satellite technology and artificial intelligence, providing predictive analytics for a diverse client base that includes government, defense, and commercial industries. The company was founded by Jatin S. Bains, who serves as CEO and brings four decades of experience in the maritime and supply chain sectors. His background includes representing the USA on maritime security at the 2006 APEC conference and creating the military-grade CATE™ System.

The company's business model is centered on transforming vast amounts of satellite and terrestrial data into actionable intelligence. Space-Eyes processes over two terabytes of data monthly from more than 75 sources, using proprietary AI and machine learning models to deliver insights. Revenue is generated by providing these analytics through various delivery options, including APIs, data lakes, and containerized software, to clients in the aerospace and defense industries. The company holds exclusive sole-source rights with the U.S. Department of Defense for its SBIR Phase III program, creating a significant barrier to entry for competitors.

Space-Eyes offers a suite of products designed to address specific global challenges. 'SeaWatch' provides maritime domain awareness, detecting suspicious shipping activities and analyzing port congestion for defense and commercial clients like Lockheed Martin and Boeing. 'FireWatch' focuses on wildfire detection and mitigation, while 'CarbonWatch' monitors carbon emissions and sequestration to support environmental sustainability and verify carbon credit claims. Additionally, 'FinancialWatch' provides predictive financial risk analytics. The company's platform integrates maritime, environmental, and carbon data streams, leveraging sub-meter satellite imagery for high-precision analytics. Looking ahead, Space-Eyes plans to launch a Low Earth Orbit constellation of climate satellites in 2026 in partnership with Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. to enhance its data-gathering capabilities.