Little Place Labs

Little Place Labs is a space technology company that turns satellite data into insights. The site says the company was founded within the walls of the University of Oxford. It says it can deliver alerts in under seven minutes after data capture. Its users include satellite operators, defense and national security teams, and decision makers.

The company's edge software is called Orbitfy. The site lists three products: OrbitfyPREP, OrbitfyEDGE and OrbitfyVIEW. The site says the software processes satellite data in space using AI and machine learning. This reduces delays in traditional data workflows.

The site says the company uses several types of sensing. These include optical RGB, multispectral, hyperspectral, thermal and synthetic aperture radar. The site says critical areas get up to eight revisits a day, and other regions get up to four passes a day.

The site lists uses for its alerts. These include maritime surveillance, land monitoring and surveillance, and finance and insurance. The site says the company can cue aerial and satellite assets to focus on areas that matter most.

The site says the Orbitfy software is being deployed on partner satellites and data relay networks. It mentions a ground demonstration with TakeMe2Space and an in-orbit demonstration agreement with NOVI. The site lists Bosco Lai as co-founder and chief executive and Gaurav Bajaj as co-founder and chief technology officer.

Visitors can send questions through the contact form. The site lists separate general and media contacts by email, and a LinkedIn page. The site also has a page for job openings.