Test Operacional OTAN – ACE25

SEDA, as a satellite analysis tool, participated in a ISR Operational Test Initiative (OTI) with participants from select ISR nations, ACE 25, at NATO HQ in Brussels, standing out for its ability to detect elements relevant to defense through the exploitation of satellite data. Over the course of a week, the AMIGO module, SEDA’s Edge Computing device, analyzed satellite imagery in real time, demonstrating its effectiveness in advanced operational environments.

This OTI conducted in an exercise environment, designed to train Collection Management processes and evaluate Artificial Intelligence solution for imagery exploitation, allowed SEDA to shine as a satellite data exploitation solution, identifying various elements critical to defense operations. Its ability to detect key components, supporting intelligence analysts in streamlining their work, was one of the highlights of its participation. For this occasion, the AMIGO module—the portable Edge Computing version of SEDA—was brought to the Belgian capital, enabling participating nations to experience its capabilities firsthand in a strategic and operational context.

Throughout the week-long exercise, AMIGO was operational, analyzing satellite imagery received in real time. This participation underscored SEDA’s ability to manage and process critical information quickly and accurately, meeting the demands of a challenging scenario. Furthermore, the integration of the AMIGO module into the exercise’s technological ecosystem demonstrated its potential to operate autonomously and efficiently and enhancing coordination among participants Nations.