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Dynamic, All-Domain Collection Management for Defense, Intelligence, & Commercial Enterprise

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Requirements Management

Kestrel translates complex mission and business objectives into structured, actionable data collection plans, ensuring information requirements are clear, prioritized, and optimized for available sensing assets.

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Task Management

Kestrel orchestrates multi-vendor collection strategies, optimizing the allocation of finite sensing assets and prioritizing potential information gain to close complex, high-value action-loops.

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Dissemination & Evaluation

Kestrel drives measurable, objective mission and business value with automated and continuous delivery of timely, relevant, and high-veracity data.

Allocating Shared, Finite Collection Assets

The explosion of commercial sensing capacity is outpacing our ability to efficiently task and allocate these shared and finite resources. This is a market inefficiency that costs billions in lost potential value.

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Automating Sensor Tasking with AI Agents

Modern information systems demand timely, relevant, high-veracity data—but today’s tasking solutions are manual, slow, and unscalable. We need automated systems for non-expert users.

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What People Are Saying

You cannot defeat what you cannot see. The adversaries have an increasing capability of reaching us and threatening us from ranges beyond what some of our current systems can detect and track. The first layer of any approach to defending the US or North America from the NORAD perspective would be a sensor layer from seabed to space of systems that can detect threats from a further distance.”

— General Gregory Guillot, February 13, 2025, Senate Armed Service Posture Hearing

“Science and technologies, especially satellite imagery, are absolutely essential because people’s livelihoods, natural resources, and biodiversity are connected to each other. Satellite imagery are our eyes in the sky, providing those insights and up-to-date information.

Dr. Lillian Pintea, VP of Conservation Science, Jane Goodall Institute, September 13, 2023

“We believe we, and the rest of the commercial sensing industry, are set up to do complex collections like automated tip & cue… We just need someone to come tie us all together.

— Executive at a leading commercial sensing company, January 2025

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Contract Vehicles

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