Intake Water Index — daily seawater threat level
Ocean & coastal intelligence
Satalize turns satellite observation, in-water sensing and AI analytics into daily, site-specific answers for the people who run the coast: desalination plants, ports, offshore operators, power stations and environmental agencies.
An early-stage deep-tech company from Haifa, Israel. We combine remote-sensing science (University of Haifa) with maritime industry experience, starting on the Israeli coast and building for any coast where water, energy and shipping meet.
Answers per site, in the operator's language, not raw maps.
A daily satellite watch on algae and turbidity at every seawater intake.
August 2026 bloom: several plants shut down. In our record the rise was visible before the shutdowns.
Vessel activity from satellites alone. No AIS needed, so dark vessels count too.
For marine reserves, fisheries enforcement, offshore energy and port authorities.
AI triage of satellite oil-spill alerts: respond where oil is most likely and most harmful.
Tested on 2025 data the model had never seen: the highest-ranked alerts caught most of the confirmed spills, with far more oil found per dispatch.
In the operator's language, not raw maps.
Early signal before events, evidence after them.
Cloud, near-shore pixels and what satellites cannot measure are part of every report.
We bring hands-on experience in marine operations, environmental monitoring, and data-driven product development — spanning remote sensing, AI engineering, and commercial maritime projects.
Co-Founder, CEO
Leads Satalize's strategy and operations, connecting maritime, environmental, and technology stakeholders.
Co-Founder & Chief Scientist
Drives the remote sensing and AI science behind Satalize, turning satellite data into operational insight.
Tell us about your site, sea area or project. We start with a conversation.