Startups selected for geospatial intelligence accelerator program
Summary
The National Geospatial Intelligence Agency started the accelerator program last year to strengthen ties with entrepreneurs WASHINGTON — A technology accelerator program funded by the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency has selected eight startups that will receive $100,000 grants, mentoring and coaching from government officials and venture investors. The program organizers, the venture investment firm Capital Innovators and Missouri Technology Corp., announced the eight winners April 1. InfraLytiks An engineering and data analytics company that uses machine learning, artificial intelligence and computer vision to automate complex processes. Polysentry A software services company that automates the analysis of large datasets for intelligence, defense and private sector customers. Stratodyne The company collects high-resolution imagery from aerial balloons and analyzes it to help users predict vegetation changes, monitor assets and detect threats.