
Visibility is everything. It drives defense strategies, market predictions, and disaster response. Being able to see the ground truth, regardless of weather or time of day is how modern intelligence information asymmetry is created. Yet, 70% of the time the world is effectively blind. Clouds, smoke, and darkness render standard optical satellites useless two-thirds of the time.
Today, we are changing that. We are introducing ORION.
ORION is the most advanced Earth Observation model ever created, making continuous visibility possible. It has a FID score of 30.24, beating the current SOTA C-DiffSET by 19.23% on the MSAW benchmark. It also crushed every competitor with a SSIM score of 0.60.
It eliminates the critical visibility gap and removes the physical constraints of traditional Earth Observation. Our model converts RADAR (SAR) into very high resolution optical satellite imagery which is fully anchored in the radar signal and instantly understandable to humans.
This unlocks total Planetary Awareness. Orion pierces through smoke, clouds, and night to create a seamless 24/7 stream of high res optical imagery.
By transforming complex radar signals into clear visual data, we enable industry grade alpha for hedge funds/HFTs, situational awareness for defense, crop monitoring for agriculture, and intelligent planning for urban planners.
Axion Launch Video
We are releasing Orion with capabilities that redefine the state-of-the-art:
We built Orion to power the world’s most critical operations:
The Team We are Computer Vision researchers who have lived this problem.
Our Ask We are deploying via API or on-prem/edge for enterprise clients. We are looking for introductions to enterprises who require continuous visibility:
Check Axion here: https://axionorbital.space/
We will replace passive optical satellites as the primary mode of Earth observation. By bridging the interpretability gap, we make SAR the global default for critical monitoring ; delivering continuous, 24/7 intelligence at 1/100th the cost of current tasking. Crucially, this efficiency decoupling means humanity can monitor the entire planet with fewer, more capable sensors, drastically reducing hardware congestion in Low Earth Orbit. We are building a future where planetary visibility is not a luxury dependent on the weather, but an omnipresent utility available anytime, anywhere.