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The Satellite Application Conference 2025, jointly hosted by the National Intelligence Service and the Korea Aerospace Administration, successfully concluded on September 3, following its opening on the 2nd.

 

The conference aims to expand the use of satellite information in Korea and facilitate the exchange of data utilization technologies, bringing together industry, academia, research institutes, and government agencies to foster collaboration and generate synergies.

 

This year’s event, themed “Integration of Satellite Information and Future Technologies”, was attended by over 800 domestic and international experts and key industry stakeholders. Leading global satellite technology companies gathered to share the latest innovations and various applications of satellite information, Dabeeo participated for the first time with both a booth exhibition and a corporate presentation session.

 

 

 

 

“Satellite information, when combined with AI technologies, adds significant value as a decision-making resource, and its importance is growing across all sectors of society.” 

Changseop Kim, 3rd Deputy Director, National Intelligence Service

 

“The aerospace industry is encountering new opportunities and innovations amid the massive flow driven by AI.”

Youngbin Yoon, Administrator, Korea Aerospace Administration

 

Source: Government discusses 'Satellite Information + AI' integration with domestic and international companies (link)

 

 

AI is a critical asset in satellite utilization.

As highlighted in the hosts’ joint messages, AI-based satellite information analysis was a key focus of the conference.

The event provided a clear sense of the growing recognition of AI-powered satellite image analysis and the increasing interest and expectations toward Dabeeo.
 

 

 

 

On the first day, Dabeeo participated in the session, presenting "🌏Dabeeo Earth Intelligence" to showcase its AI-powered satellite information analysis capabilities, capturing the attention of attendees.

Following the session, numerous institutional and corporate representatives, as well as conference visitors, visited Dabeeo’s booth to inquire in detail about its technologies and explore potential collaboration opportunities.

 

Dabeeo starts with super-resolution technology that converts 30cm-grade satellite images into 7.5cm high-resolution quality. Combined with time-series change detection, object and terrain identification and classification, and 3D spatial reconstruction technologies, Dabeeo provides high-quality data and data-driven insights to support various industries and operational purposes, including security enhancement.

 

Notably, Dabeeo also offers the Dabeeo Eartheye Series, a geospatial platform specialized in analyzing multi-source imagery, including satellite data, to identify and classify terrestrial and maritime objects, as well as detect changes, creations, and disappearances.

 

Leveraging this platform-based, industry-optimized service, Dabeeo has conducted a wide range of domestic and international projects, including urban infrastructure and national asset management, as well as large-scale agricultural monitoring exceeding the area of Seoul for tree species detection and plantation health analysis.

 

 

 

 

Participating in the conference for the first time provided an excellent opportunity to strengthen networking with key global partners and showcase the current capabilities and potential of Dabeeo’s AI-powered satellite image analysis technologies.

 

Looking ahead, this engagement is expected to generate momentum for various business opportunities in response to market interest and demand, while Dabeeo remains committed to continuous technology development and advancement as an innovative leader in AI-based analytics.