Automation
From observation to action, automatically.
Turn what our satellites see into actions without waiting for someone to read an image, on the ground for your operations and in orbit for how our satellites run themselves.
What stands in the way.
Three problems we hear from automation teams again and again.
Insight arrives too late
Images sit unread while problems grow on the ground.
Manual hand-offs
Every step from alert to field crew adds hours of delay.
Crowded orbits
Collision warnings need fast decisions, day and night.
Alerts that open work orders
Rules you define turn satellite change alerts into actions: create a work order, notify a team, switch on irrigation or dispatch an inspection.
- 01Detect
Change found in imagery
- 02Rule
Your conditions checked
- 03Act
Work order or command
- 04Dispatch
Team or device notified
- 05Close
Result recorded
- Alert to action (sample)
- 14min
- Manual steps removed
- 4
- Alerts handled (sample week)
- 212
hours · Sample data
alerts · week · Sample data
Satellites that run themselves
Our satellites will schedule their own imaging, avoid collisions automatically and work with lights-out ground stations, so the constellation scales without scaling the operations team.
- 1Warn
Conjunction warning received
- 2Assess
Collision probability computed
- 3Plan
Smallest safe manoeuvre
- 4Execute
Burn performed on board
- 5Report
Operators informed
Built for defence and for business.
The same data and engineering serve government missions and commercial operations.
Defence & Government
- Sensitive-site monitoringAutomatic alerts on activity.
- Border change detectionFlags new roads or structures.
- Autonomous taskingSatellites re-point to new events.
- Critical infrastructureAutomated threat alerts.
Commercial
- Pipelines and power linesEncroachment alerts to field crews.
- Smart irrigationPumps switched by soil-moisture data.
- MiningStockpile and pit change tracking.
- InsuranceClaims opened after detected events.
What powers it.
The Norzva technology behind Automation.
Rules engine
No-code conditions on satellite alerts.
Integrations
Webhooks and connectors to your systems.
Autonomous operations
On-board scheduling and avoidance.
Test automation
Automated checkout sequences.
Where we are today.
We're open about what is ready now and what is still being built.
Available now
- Custom alert workflows on open satellite data
- Test automation tools
In development
- No-code rules engine
- Connectors for common business systems
Planned
- On-board autonomous tasking
- Automatic collision avoidance
Questions
Do I need developers to use automation?
No. Rules are set up without code; developers can also use webhooks and the API.
Which systems can it connect to?
Email, messaging, ticketing and ERP systems through webhooks and connectors.
Can a human approve actions first?
Yes. Any rule can require approval before it acts.
Is collision avoidance available now?
It is on our roadmap for the Norzva constellation.
Let's plan your automation mission.
Tell us what you need to see or build. An engineer from our Automation team will reply within two working days.
Other Norzva domains.
Every domain starts from the same constellation.