Who we are
Engineers and operators on the same mission
Global Orbital Imaging (GOi) develops artificial intelligence for military satellite intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance. We exist to give decision-makers a decisive information advantage.
Our mission
To collapse the time between collection and decision. Satellites generate more data than any analyst team can review. We build the AI that finds what matters, explains why it matters, and delivers it in time to act.
Our approach
We pair frontier machine learning with deep domain expertise across GEOINT, aerospace, and secure software. Systems are built to deploy where the mission lives — on orbit, at the edge, and inside accredited enclaves.
What we stand for
Mission first
Every model, metric, and decision is measured against operational outcomes for the people who depend on them.
Trust by design
Explainability, provenance, and human oversight are foundations of our systems — not afterthoughts.
Operators in the loop
We build alongside the analysts and warfighters who use our tools, shortening the distance from feedback to fielding.
The team behind the mission
Three disciplines, one objective. We deliberately blend research, aerospace, and operations so capabilities are built right and fielded fast.
ML Research
Computer-vision and remote-sensing researchers shipping models that survive contact with real collection.
Aerospace Engineering
Spacecraft and edge-compute engineers who make inference run within satellite power and thermal budgets.
Intelligence Operations
Former GEOINT analysts and operators who keep every capability anchored to the warfighter's decision.
Corporate structure
A GOIAST8 company
Global Orbital Imaging operates as a subsidiary of GOIAST8, LLC — a holding company that builds and backs defense-technology ventures. GOIAST8 (Global Orbital Imaging AI Solutions & Technology) is the legal parent entity; Global Orbital Imaging (GOi) is its orbital intelligence brand.
Built for the mission.
Ready for yours.
Schedule a classified-ready briefing with our engineering team to evaluate Global Orbital Imaging against your collection architecture.