Illustrative satellite, not to scale. Orbit and swath modelled on Copernicus Sentinel-2.

Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2026.

Geospatial intelligence, Abu Dhabi

See more. Understand everything that matters.

Stellaria turns satellite imagery and real-world data into intelligence you can act on.

01 Observe

We observe the world from above.

Earth-observation satellites circle the planet about every 100 minutes. On each pass, the sensor records the strip of ground beneath it.

01 Observe

A new perspective on the ground.

From 786 km up, Sentinel-2 records a 290 km wide swath in 13 spectral bands. Stellaria analyses imagery from optical, radar, thermal and hyperspectral sensors.

02 Capture

A satellite captures the scene.

Jebel Ali, Dubai, as Sentinel-2B recorded it at 10:49 local time on 19 October 2026. Each pixel covers about ten metres of ground.

03 Detect

Stellaria's AI makes sense of it.

First, find. Every object that looks like a vessel gets a box. Detection answers one question: where.

04 Classify

Then name what was found.

Classification answers the next question: what. At ten metres per pixel, that means size and state. Large or small, moored or under way.

05 Understand

We don't just see vessels. We help you understand activity.

Compare what the satellite saw with what vessels report about themselves. Here, one vessel under way has no matching record in the example tracking data, so it is flagged for an analyst.

06 Four ways to see

One port. Four instruments. 24 hours.

Three satellites passed over Jebel Ali between 18 and 19 October 2026. Each records something the others cannot. Scroll to switch sensors, or pick one.

06 Four ways to see

No single sensor tells the whole story.

Stellaria brings optical, radar, thermal and spectral imagery together, so a gap in one source is covered by another.

07 Infrastructure

Know what's changed. Even when you're not there.

About 50 km south-east of the port, in the desert outside Dubai, one of the largest solar parks in the world is still being built.

07 Infrastructure

Rewind to November 2018.

Five Sentinel-2 images, taken in the same season two years apart. Keep scrolling to move through time.

07 Infrastructure

Show what changed.

Comparing the images pixel by pixel outlines every area that changed: 92.2 km² since 2018. Drag the timeline or compare any two dates.

08 Environment

Understand changes across our planet.

On the Abu Dhabi coast, mangroves, lagoons and new districts sit side by side. Satellite data measures how each is changing.

08 Environment

Measure it, then watch it.

Vegetation in this frame grew from 58.6 km² to 64.6 km² between 2018 and 2026. Choose a layer to see where.

09 Meruem

What if satellite imagery could reveal more detail?

Every satellite has a resolution limit. Below it, cars become smudges and road markings disappear.

09 Meruem

Meet Meruem, Stellaria's AI super-resolution engine.

Meruem reconstructs finer detail from the original image. Drag the line to compare.

09 Meruem

Four scales, one engine.

Meruem works at 4×, 6×, 8× and 10× the native resolution. Higher scales recover finer structure and need more care to validate.

09 Meruem

Reconstruction, not invention.

Enhanced detail is a reconstruction. Treat it as a lead to verify, not as new ground truth.

10 How it connects

One connected intelligence platform.

Everything you have seen follows four steps: observe, detect, understand, act.

10 How it connects

From observation to informed decisions.

Every finding keeps a link to the images and records it came from, so a person can check it before acting.

11 Deployment

Your intelligence. Your environment.

Stellaria runs where your data governance requires: as a managed service, in a private cloud, or inside your own infrastructure.

Stellaria

The company behind the technology.

Stellaria is an Abu Dhabi company building AI for geospatial intelligence: software that reads satellite imagery, finds objects and changes, and combines them with other sources so people can act on what is happening on the ground.

Based in
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Sensors
Optical, synthetic aperture radar, thermal and hyperspectral imagery, alongside maritime tracking and open sources
Domains
Maritime, urban and infrastructure, environment, security
Meruem
Neural super-resolution at 4×, 6×, 8× and 10× native resolution
Deployment
Managed SaaS, private cloud, or on-premise with air-gap capable configurations