Real-time crop health monitoring powered by ESA Sentinel-2 satellites. Search any location on Earth for instant vegetation analysis.
Gaia Space is a satellite-powered crop intelligence platform built for farmers, agronomists, and land managers. We make technology previously only available to large corporations accessible to everyone.
Agriculture feeds the world, yet most farmers operate without data that could make their work more efficient and sustainable. Satellite monitoring has existed for decades but remained in the hands of government agencies and large agribusiness.
Gaia Space was founded on a single belief: every farmer on Earth deserves to see their land from space. Our mission is to democratize satellite intelligence — putting the tools used by NASA and ESA in the hands of independent farmers worldwide.
Gaia Space is powered by Sentinel-2, operated by the European Space Agency (ESA). Launched in 2015 and 2017, Sentinel-2A and 2B orbit at 786 km altitude, imaging every land surface on Earth every five days at 10-meter resolution.
NDVI — Normalized Difference Vegetation Index — is calculated as (NIR − Red) / (NIR + Red), producing a value between -1 and +1. Healthy plants reflect near-infrared strongly. Stressed vegetation does not.
Near term: serve independent farmers across the United States, starting in Florida where citrus, tomatoes, and strawberries benefit most from early stress detection.
Long term: global coverage. Sentinel-2 already images every land surface on Earth. Gaia Space is building the layer that makes that data useful for everyone.