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At the end of 2022, we would like to thank all of our users who leave their feedback ⭐️ for their contribution to the Mapflow AI-mapping all over the World. …

The title of this blogpost should have referred to the conference we attended two months ago. However, I decided to extend the topic to the general talk about the market of Earth Observation analytics. At this moment the community people are discussing whether or not the SaaS model is applicable…

We released our new experimental model for 10cm images — the ones captured by drones or aerial sensors from above. The new model is much more capable of detecting small buildings in the rural areas but at the same time it’s trained to skip non-capital structures like “greenhouses”. What is…

Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 is a country in Central Asia. It has the leading Agriculture industry which contributes more than 28% to national GDP. Export of agricultural products contributes around 10% to external earning an continues to grow. Looking at it from above (by this we mean satellite images) we tried the…

Could understanding how water moves across the city’s topography to prevent future flooding? Istanbul is most-famously known for its location on the Bosphorus, the grand water way that runs through the city, cutting the city founded on grand topography in half. …

Intro Agriculture Digitalization is moving fast and there are more and more companies and developers providing solutions for crops monitoring, asset management, developing fertilizer optimization tools and doing other amazing digital stuff to make agriculture business more effective. Whenever it comes to agriculture management — the fundamental entity is the…

Here is a short guide that we’ve been requested for by some of Mapflow.ai users — how it’s possible to process your own aerial / UAV imagery. …

We already posted on our blog about the work in progress on the new version of Roads model. Today we are happy to announce that the model is available in our platform! For now it is in experimental beta and the credits cost for its use is very low. Hence…