About us
A continuous view of African infrastructure.
A geospatial intelligence studio based in Abidjan. Our mission is to give infrastructure managers continuous visibility across their networks—today, through satellite imagery.
About us
A geospatial intelligence studio based in Abidjan. Our mission is to give infrastructure managers continuous visibility across their networks—today, through satellite imagery.
Why we exist
Most African road networks are managed without continuous data. Field inspections are infrequent, costly, and cover only a fraction of the network. Between inspections, risks accumulate quietly.
The tools exist—satellite imagery, automated analysis, and artificial intelligence. No one had brought them together for African infrastructure. That is what we do.
Technology changes. The mission remains: help every African infrastructure manager know what is happening across their network in real time, without relying on a field team.
Our approach
We combine multiple satellite imagery sources for reliable coverage, regardless of weather or field accessibility.
Our systems compare imagery over time to detect and precisely locate changes—deterioration, encroachment, and vegetation.
Our models are trained on African data. They filter out the noise and deliver actionable alerts.
Our first product
Road-risk detection using satellite imagery.
Axia continuously monitors road conditions, detects right-of-way encroachment, and identifies vegetation risks across your entire network, without a field team.
Explore Axia →What Axia detects
Road surface risks
Cracks, ruts, and deformation across the entire network.
Encroachment risks
Illegal construction and activity in the road right-of-way.
Vegetation risks
Vegetation growth on slopes, shoulders, and intersections.
Where we operate
If your infrastructure is visible from space, we can analyse it. Our satellites cover the entire continent. Our models are calibrated for African contexts—unpaved roads, dense vegetation, and rainy seasons.
We are starting with roads. The same approach applies to pipelines, energy networks, and civil engineering structures.
Coordinates
Headquarters
Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire
Location
5.4039° N, 4.0099° W
30 minutes. Your area. Live.
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