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Level Zero

Sensor data, standardised.

Level Zero is a normalisation fabric for sensor data. It ingests heterogeneous raw streams - satellite packages, imagery, signal, navigation and mission files - and runs them through three modular pipelines (imagery; signal and navigation; mission operations) on a shared control plane. The output is standards-compliant, application-ready products and decoded telemetry, delivered through developer libraries teams can integrate directly. Median time from raw downlink to first cataloged product is 3.4 seconds.

Level Zero - Sensor data, standardised.

Features

  • Three processing pipelines - imagery, signal/navigation and mission operations - on one control plane
  • Turns heterogeneous raw downlinks into standards-compliant, application-ready products
  • From raw downlink to first cataloged product in a median 3.4 seconds
  • Developer libraries so teams can integrate it directly into their workflow

Problems it solves

  • Every sensor and ground station speaks a different raw format
  • Teams burn weeks writing custom parsers before they can use downlinked data
  • No single pipeline that handles imagery, signal/navigation and mission data together
  • Slow, manual processing standing between a downlink and a usable product