Data abundance but limited insight
Organisations often struggle to use valuable multi-source observations.
Tap into the power of Earth Observation to supercharge insights in a data-driven world.
80% of all organisational data has a spatial component. Only 10% of organisations use it. Leaving this data unmapped gives most analyses a massive blind spot.
actinia copilot responds to natural-language queries with rapid, action-ready geospatial information – built on Open Source software, Open Weight AI and user-friendly interfaces. Get maps, data and decisions in standard geo formats without vendor lock-in.
A €207bn geospatial market sits on Earth observation data most industries cannot fully exploit. Incumbent platforms are costly, inflexible and built around proprietary dependency.
Organisations often struggle to use valuable multi-source observations.
A shortage of geospatial engineers slows workflows from infrastructure planning to disease prediction.
Closed stacks and product dependencies create opaque pricing, weak auditability and unacceptable sovereignty risk.
What was, what is, and what will be: Fuse Earth Observation, GIS and domain knowledge with custom-built agentic AI into action-ready answers.
Access a new dimension of analysis with petabytes of space-based and ground-sourced data.
Replace weeks of GIS engineering with conversational workflows, traceability and reproducible outputs.
No token tax, no Big Tech dependency, no black-box geoprocessing. Full transparency for regulated organisations.
A dedicated agentic LLM interprets the task, routes to the geoprocessing engine, and then returns maps, files and explanations.
User asks a spatial question in plain language
Geo-agent decomposes the task and launches the right processing chain
Another agent retrieves geospatial, statistical and textual sources
Data is processed by algorithms specifically designed for geospatial topics
Maps, data packages, APIs and a decision-ready explanation for the user
Workflows span infrastructure resilience, climate change impact, agricultural risks, disaster management and response, defence (situational awareness), maritime (anomaly detection), and more.
“Identify route for flood disaster response, showing inundated buildings, surface sealing, accessible roads and estimate of population needing evacuation.”

“Which farms face adverse crop yield impact from climate change, and how much will the insurance premium change for each?”

Fusion-native data layer, agentic reasoning & open deployment. Not a chatbot making maps; it is geoprocessing made conversational.
An interoperable platform designed to make advanced remote sensing and AI accessible while preserving control, transparency and reproducibility.
Verticals extending across every industry touched by Earth Observation and GIS.
Civil engineering, energy and water utilities, government planners, regulators
Insurers, banks, agribusiness, governments and NGOs
Defence, intelligence and law-enforcement agencies
Public health bodies, NGOs, healthtech firms and multilateral agencies
Backed by the German Space Agency and seed-funded by the European Space Agency, with development partnerships across infrastructure, defence, natural resources and health.
Specialists in geoinformatics, AI and environmental engineering – including the 20-year Chair of GRASS GIS and a founding board member of the OSGeo Foundation.

Leads the company, combining 20+ years of experience across geospatial, environmental and finance sectors with the delivery of complex national and trans-national scale geospatial applications.

Drives operational strategy and organisational effectiveness, applying aerospace governance and regulatory expertise to scale the company's mission in military and civilian environments.

Manages R&D for customised AI models, resource-efficient training and inference architectures, robotics and cognitive UX.

Leads LLM-based enterprise solutions and open-source agentic RAG systems for deterministic accuracy and cost-efficient deployment.

Directs geospatial programming, analytics and platform development; founding OSGeo board member and long-time GRASS GIS chair.

Oversees technology and business strategy, drawing on deep GIS commercialisation and remote-sensing venture experience.