Wyvern GTM brain
Wyvern sells satellite hyperspectral imagery and tasking to organizations monitoring crops, land, infrastructure and security environments.
category
Hyperspectral Earth observation datamarket profile
- text: Hyperspectral imagery measures many narrow bands, enabling analysis of material and environmental characteristics beyond ordinary imagery.
- text: Buyers can use an imagery archive, task a constellation or evaluate open data for applications across agriculture, energy and other sectors.
personas
- title: Geospatial analytics or remote sensing leadpains:
- Needs sufficiently detailed spectral data to differentiate materials and monitor changes
- Must validate calibration, coverage and imagery compatibility with analytical models
- title: Agriculture intelligence product managerpains:
- Needs early crop stress and disease signals over large areas
- Must deliver accurate crop classification and yield forecasts to customers
- title: Energy or environmental monitoring directorpains:
- Needs to assess assets and environmental change across remote sites
- Slow detection and remediation can increase downtime and cost
icp
- text: Geospatial analytics companies and enterprise remote-sensing teams with the expertise to process spectral imagery.
- text: Agriculture, forestry, mining and energy organizations monitoring geographically dispersed land or assets.
- text: Public-sector and security organizations needing imagery for monitoring and identification; suitability depends on mission requirements.
message pillars
- text: Turn spectral imagery into information for decisions.
- text: Use data to identify changes and take action.
- text: Access data through both a taskable constellation and an archive.
objections
- objection: Will the imagery be suitable for our specific model or geography?response: Evaluate representative open or archive data and validate the 31 bands, resolution and calibration against the use case.
- objection: Can the constellation revisit our area often enough?response: Discuss tasking, coverage and delivery requirements with sales before committing to a monitoring workflow.
- objection: How much does data access cost?response: Request a quote for the required area, archive or tasking and compare it with the value of the intended analysis.
competitors
- name: Pixxelwhy: Commercial hyperspectral satellite imagery and tasking.
- name: Kuva Spacewhy: Commercial hyperspectral Earth observation imagery.
- name: Orbital Sidekickwhy: Hyperspectral monitoring data for commercial and institutional applications.
- name: Esper Satellite Imagerywhy: Hyperspectral satellite imaging provider.
keywords
- hyperspectral satellite imagery
- commercial hyperspectral data
- crop disease satellite monitoring
- hyperspectral agriculture imagery
- satellite mineral mapping
- forest health remote sensing
- satellite spectral data tasking
voice
- Aspirational and mission-led
- Technically specific
- Action-oriented
signals
- text: An analytics team building crop stress or yield models may need spectral imagery and validation datasets.
- text: Expansion of remote energy, mining or forestry monitoring creates demand for repeated geographic coverage.
- text: An organization testing open hyperspectral data is a potential prospect for archive or tasking access.
stack
- 31-band VNIR hyperspectral imagery
hiring
- Space Operations Intern
pricing
model: unknown
motion
sales_ledchannels
- SEO
- open data program
- industry partnerships
- events
- sales
- technical content
confidence
highFounders
- name: Chris Robsontitle: Founderrole: Founderbio: Captains the [space] ship. MSc in orbital design and analysis, former AlbertaSat Project Manager, an expert in all things mechanical.
- name: Kurtis Brodatitle: Founderrole: Founderbio: Space nerd. Passionate about building tech to help mitigate climate change. Outside of work, I am hiking and bicycling my way through life with my partner.
- name: Kristen Cotetitle: Founderrole: Founderbio: Kristen specializes in optical imaging technology and laser-based sensing & instrumentation.
- name: Callie Lissinnatitle: Founderrole: Founderbio: Callie led in-orbit operations for the first made-in-Alberta satellite (launched 2017), accumulating over 100 hours of experience commanding the spacecraft in real time. She was Project Manager of the Ex-Alta 2 satellite mission at the University of Alberta for nearly 3 years, where she reported to the Canadian Space Agency and secured over $100k in grant funding for the mission as a student. She holds a BSc. Mechanical Engineering, Mathematics Minor.