Let’s take a better look at our home from the skies.
“Telescope®” is a remote sensing technology home-grown at Affine and trademarked by the Indian government to find innovative solutions to complex business problems.
Telescope®’s handy features automatically fetch high-resolution satellite images of sites with up to 100 sq km zoom while supporting single or multiple pairs of lat-long coordinates or location names in various formats. It uses a Deep Learning Feature Pyramid Network (FPN) model with a PointRend module for precisely predicting the label maps.
AI-driven real-time image analysis also allows you to visualize nearby areas containing greenery, land, buildings, water bodies, etc., with the option to download the data in a tabular structure.
Reduced
Planning Time
Reduced
Survey Cost
Captures
High-Resolution
Satellite Images
Accelerate
Topography Workflows / Land Survey
Use a Deep Learning Feature Pyramid Network (FPN) model to predict labels from an image accurately
Use Google Maps as the default source for all your satellite image APIs
Process & export multiple high-resolution images instantaneously
Classify & store image specifics with their percentage
Interactive dashboards for Reporting & Visualization
Designed to provide real-time zone analysis for surveys and topography in just a few seconds
Determine the proportion of greenery, land, buildings, water bodies, etc.
Critical missions for the Armed forces
Feasibility analysis for mobile tower setup or Smart City Planning
Assess variations in water bodies or land shapes like dams, rivers, deserts and mountains
Crop management & resource planning from yield estimation in warehouses
Monitoring catastrophic events such as volcanic eruptions, wildfires and floods, among other things
March 16, 2022
March 16, 2022
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