Vantor to Showcase Updated Geospatial Intelligence and Space-Based 3D Spatial Intelligence at SAC 2026
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Vantor will participate in the 'Satellite Application Conference 2026 (SAC 2026)' at the Daejeon Convention Center from September 2 to 3 and unveil geospatial intelligence and space-based 3D spatial intelligence.
Its flagship solution is 'WorldView 3D (WorldView™ 3D)' for defense, intelligence, mapping, and autonomous systems, divided into Rapid 3D and High-definition 3D.
Vantor will demonstrate the WorldView 3D workflow at its exhibition booth and explain how to combine nationally owned satellite assets with commercial satellite assets.
Vantor, a space-to-ground geospatial intelligence provider, will participate in the 'Satellite Application Conference 2026 (SAC 2026)' held at the Daejeon Convention Center (DCC) from September 2 to 3, and unveil its latest updated geospatial intelligence and space-based 3D spatial intelligence. Vantor will showcase 'WorldView™ 3D' as its flagship solution.
'WorldView 3D' is a next-generation 3D spatial intelligence solution for organizations in defense, intelligence, mapping, and autonomous systems. It helps them secure ground truth for required areas in a timely manner and is equipped to update space-based terrain information when needed. This supports mission planning, tactical operations, intelligence analysis, real-time mapping, and autonomous operations, helping enable faster decision-making.
In areas where terrain and surrounding environments change rapidly, the swift acquisition of the latest geospatial information is important and affects mission planning and situational assessment. When conflict, natural disasters, or rapid urban development occur, terrain and environmental changes can happen, and when terrain and environmental conditions change, discrepancies may arise between existing maps and actual conditions.
Data collection using aircraft and drones is possible in response to these changes, but aircraft and drone-based methods are costly. In addition, large-scale operations with aircraft and drones are difficult in remote areas and conflict zones.
To address such environments, Vantor built WorldView 3D as a satellite-based method for providing the latest terrain information. Updated information is delivered through Vantor's Tensorglobe platform, and the WorldView 3D product line is divided by use case into 'Rapid 3D' and 'High-definition 3D (HD 3D)'.
Of these, Rapid 3D is aimed at missions where speed matters, and it provides updated terrain information within 24 hours after satellite imagery is captured. Depending on conditions, delivery in about 6 hours is also possible, and it supports 50 cm-class resolution and 4 m-level accuracy in all dimensions.
High-definition 3D focuses on environments where greater precision is needed. High-definition 3D has 15 cm-class resolution and 3 m-level accuracy in all dimensions. The deliverable is a detailed 3D map at the level of aerial imagery.
Based on the two products, customers can choose the appropriate balance between information delivery speed and level of detail according to mission characteristics.
SAC 2026 is an event where industry, academia, research institutions, and government officials share the latest satellite technologies and use cases. Vantor plans to demonstrate the WorldView 3D workflow at its exhibition booth during the event. On-site, it will introduce the process of converting newly collected data into the latest terrain information using satellite imagery and AI-based technologies. The resulting output will be used by people and autonomous systems. It will also present use cases for defense.
Vantor also plans to explain how to combine nationally owned satellite assets with commercial satellite assets. The goal is to expand the scope of the Republic of Korea's ISR and efficiently strengthen national defense capabilities.
A company presentation session will also be held. Peter Hawkins, Vantor's vice president for Asia-Pacific, is scheduled to present under the theme 'From Ownership to Access: Accelerating ROK Defense ISR Capabilities via Commercial Satellite Integration.'
Hawkins will explain plans to integrate national and commercial satellite assets based on a 'single portfolio model,' and will discuss ways to expand satellite observation coverage over the Korean Peninsula. He will also highlight the potential to speed up the strengthening of the Republic of Korea's ISR capabilities amid defense budget constraints, while contributing to greater demand in the domestic satellite industry and domestic AI analytics industry.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Kyung-joo
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406431
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