Planet

Planet

Software Development

San Francisco, California 117,174 followers

About us

Planet is the leading provider of global, daily satellite imagery and insights. Planet is driven by a mission to image all of Earth’s landmass every day, and make global change visible, accessible, and actionable. Founded in 2010 by three NASA scientists, Planet designs, builds, and operates the largest fleet of imaging satellites, as well as online software, tools and analytics needed to deliver data to users. Decision makers in business, government, and within organizations use Planet's data and machine learning-powered analytics to develop new technologies, drive revenue, power research, and make informed, timely decisions to solve our world's toughest challenges. Visit us at https://www.planet.com/ Follow us: @planet on Twitter | planetlabs on Facebook

Website
https://www.planet.com/
Industry
Software Development
Company size
501-1,000 employees
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Type
Public Company
Specialties
Aerospace, Analytics, Big Data, Imagery, Satellites, Hardware, Software, Space, GIS, and Geospatial

Locations

  • Primary

    645 Harrison St

    Floor 4

    San Francisco, California 94107, US

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    Tracking vessels and monitoring our seas is of vital importance for global security. Today, we are proud to share that we've signed a seven-figure pilot contract with an international ministry of defense customer for our maritime domain awareness solution. Combining PlanetScope data with our partner SynMax's AI-based technology, we are enabling enhanced intelligence insights around the world. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gi-8tE4F

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    We’ve partnered with Microsoft and humanitarian aid organizations to support a rapid disaster response and building damage assessment to cover the impact of Hurricane Beryl on Grenada. More info below:

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    CVP and Chief Data Scientist at Microsoft

    Our thoughts are with those affected by Hurricane Beryl, the earliest recorded Category 5 Atlantic Basin hurricane. Microsoft is working with Planet and humanitarian organizations to provide a preliminary analysis of the damage sustained by affected communities. We have run our damage assessment AI models on the satellite images we received from Planet and have maps of the affected buildings. If your organization would benefit from the underlying data in this report—please contact me. We are committed to sharing this information in support of the response efforts. It’s important to note that there is uncertainty in building footprints, and that building labeling efforts are ongoing by humanitarian organizations.  Because of these differences, we trained a change detection model which looks at both the pre- and post-event imagery and assumed that all change was caused by the hurricane. The output of this model is in the red overlay on the visualizer. We then intersected the change layer with two building footprint layers: 1) an incomplete set of OpenStreetMap building footprints; and 2) a building footprint layer we generated based on just the pre-event imagery. We have used both OpenStreetMap and our own building segmentation model to estimate damage, with a range of damage between the two models. We were able to view 1937 buildings in the study area of the island of Carricou. Out of these, we estimate that at least 888 buildings were damaged:  777 buildings (40.11%) with damage fraction between 80 and 100%  102 buildings (5.27%) with damage fraction between 60% and 80%  75 buildings (3.87%) with damage fraction between 40% and 60%  70 buildings (3.61%) with damage fraction between 20% and 40%  913 buildings (47.13%) with damage fraction between 0% and 20%    Our AI model bases its assessments on satellite imagery, which, while powerful, covers only a portion of the affected area and has limitations. The data and accompanying maps should serve as a preliminary guide and require on-the-ground verification for a thorough evaluation. The AI for Good Lab is committed to aiding recovery efforts and sharing valuable information that can accelerate the restoration of impacted communities. We appreciate the opportunity to partner with other organizations to help those in need. https://lnkd.in/gHEJaH4r Team: Caleb Robinson, Anthony Ortiz, Andrew Hassanali, Andrew Zolli, Amy Michaels, Kevin White , Santiago Salcido

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    So, we can see wildfires with satellites, but what about preventing them? Hear from Planet’s Christopher Anderson about how Pacific Gas and Electric Company is leveraging satellite data + AI-enabled analytics to reduce the risk of wildfires with from ever starting on the POWER magazine podcast: https://lnkd.in/geeSuN7d

    ‎The POWER Podcast: 162. How PG&E Is Reducing Wildfire Risks Using Satellite Imagery on Apple Podcasts

    ‎The POWER Podcast: 162. How PG&E Is Reducing Wildfire Risks Using Satellite Imagery on Apple Podcasts

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    Heading to ESRI UC? Join us on Tuesday, July 16th for an interactive lunch session: Using Earth Data for Innovative Solutions in State and Local Government. Join Planet, RAIC Labs (formerly Synthetaic), EOMAP , and Skytec LLC to hear how we are making it easier for governments to efficiently analyze, stream, and distribute Earth observation (EO) data to support a wide variety of needs. We will discuss how you can leverage EO data to streamline workflows and inform decision-making for a number of common use cases. Add it to your schedule today! https://lnkd.in/ggmBJSqn

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    ‘Shoot for the stars’ takes on a brand new meaning. We are excited to announce HBO’s new documentary ‘Wild Wild Space’ will feature Planet’s origin story, our visionary leadership team, and growth in the modern space race. Thank you to Ross Kauffman, the entire production team, and Ashlee Vance for bringing this story to the masses. The film will be available for streaming beginning July 17. Don't miss it! https://lnkd.in/gjGxfk6R Film details: https://lnkd.in/gSdGbkJM

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    We know from experience that working with GIS data and having space on your computer aren’t the most compatible. So we made this demo to teach Planet Insights Platform users how to customize and stream Planet imagery directly into your software without ever having to download a single image. Check it out and explore our catalog of other short demos to help you power up your workflows: https://lnkd.in/g3ch3hW7

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Funding

Planet 10 total rounds

Last Round

Post IPO equity

US$ 200.0M

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