ZUG, Switzerland – October 30, 2024 - In a groundbreaking collaboration, SATLANTIS has enhanced its GEISAT Precursor satellite by integrating Dotphoton's Jetraw Core compression technology through a remote firmware upgrade completed in April 2024. Unlike many traditional compression methods, Jetraw Core preserves critical image fidelity and full real resolution, enabling more robust results with modern AI image processing pipelines. This advancement has tripled the satellite's image acquisition capabilities and expanded its daily surface coverage to an impressive 175,000 km², significantly boosting performance and setting new benchmarks in Earth observation. The successful implementation not only demonstrates the maturity of Dotphoton's innovative technology in real-world applications but also showcases how cutting-edge compression can enhance satellite efficiency while preserving data quality essential for advanced AI analysis, combined with SATLANTIS' advanced optical technology, which delivers high-resolution imagery at a fraction of the mass and size this synergy significantly boosts satellite performance while contributing to more sustainable space-based EO solutions.

We’re incredibly proud to have introduced Jetraw technology to the CEO of Bosch—another exciting milestone. A few weeks ago, Dotphoton was honoured to be one of only 14 startups, selected from 180 working with Bosch, to attend the prestigious Open Bosch Award 2024 event.

We’re thrilled to unveil Jetraw, our cutting-edge platform designed to transform the way you manage data across cloud and local storage.

Learn about the key themes in machine learning presented at the Indaba 2024 including data-centric AI, the need for robust models and better data management.

Proud to announce that we are among the 22 Swiss startups to receive the Innosuisse Scale-up Award!

Finally, we’re excited to share the release of Croissant 🥐, a metadata format to help standardise machine learning datasets. Croissant aims to enhance the discoverability and usability of datasets across various tools and platforms, making them more accessible to everyone. Today’s release includes the format documentation, an open source library, visual editor, with industry support from HuggingFace, Google Dataset Search, Kaggle, and OpenML amongst others.

We are proud to announce a commercial partnership with SATLANTIS, a recognized leader in Earth Observation, known for its Very High-Resolution optical technology and solutions.

We're excited to announce that we've won the most prestigious award (think Oscars) of the photonics industry: SPIE Prism Award 2023 for our product Jetraw.

Dotphoton team recently went on a custom-built thermal airship flight in a beautiful town in Switzerland for one of Jetraw’s projects. Read our recent blog post to find out the details, learn more about compression, and join behind the scenes of the innovative development.

Dotphoton is delighted to announce partnership with one of the leading manufacturers of high-performance cameras for life science research Teledyne Photometrics. Jetraw compression will allow Teledyne camera users to process image data faster and store it in more efficient and sustainable way.

Our CEO Eugenia talked with Yosef about current issues around the lack of high quality data in AI and machine learning, the need for data-centric systems and analyses. Yosef founded Gamaya and grew it into one of the top players in the smart farming industry, producing AI-based digital agriculture solutions aimed at enhancing efficiency and sustainability of farming.

Dotphoton announces first-level Jetraw compression integration on PCO cameras

In this episode we interview Adam Glaser on light-sheet microscopy, its obstacles, role in pathology and clinical research, and the future of microscopy. Adam Glaser is an Assistant Professor at the University of Washington and a co-founder of Alpenglow Biosciences - startup company focusing on the development of a light-sheet microscope for non-destructive, slide-free, 3D pathology.

José in conversation with Dotphoton CEO discusses the future of Earth Observation, space startups and their challenges. José Achache is the former Director of Earth Observation Programmes at the ESA, the first Secretary General of the Group on Earth Observation, and an Architect of the Copernicus Programme of the European Union and its Sentinel series of satellites.