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Real-Time Fire Detection and Monitoring with AI and Satellites
Our Solution

What we offer

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Continuous prevention

Free consulting
We help you choose the best fire protection strategy for your area.

Risk reports
We analyze your area, identify the area burned in the last 10 years, how many fires there have been, and how many hectares could have been saved with our early warning.

Lightnings
Lightning is the leading natural cause of forest fires. We provide detections every 20 seconds.
Real-Time Fire Detection and Monitoring with AI and Satellites

Continuous prevention

Free consultation
We help you choose the best fire protection strategy for your area.

Risk reports
We analyze your land: how much of it has burned in the last 10 years, how many fires it has seen, and how many hectares our early warnings could have saved.

Lightning
Lightning is the leading natural cause of wildfires. We detect strikes every 20 seconds.

Our proposal
Our Solution


Trusted by leading organizations

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Our solution
We alert faster than NASA.
Satellites On Fire brings wildfire protection into a single platform. We detect, alert and monitor fires from the earliest moments by combining satellite data refreshed every 10 minutes with tower-mounted cameras and our own AI, built by engineers who have worked on NASA and European Space Agency (ESA) projects.

70K

Users

21

Countries

95

Assisted Fires / Month
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Artificial intelligence
What sets us apart is our Artificial Intelligence
We are constantly innovating and launching new products, including fire spread prediction.

Database
We hold the largest validated wildfire database in Latin America: more than 90,000 events across 15 countries.

Satellites
Our algorithms combine historical records, weather data and user reports to detect fires up to 20 minutes ahead of any public satellite system.

Cameras
Using our ultra-early detection model using optical and thermal cameras on towers, we detected smoke plumes within the first 5 minutes.

Testimonials
We had a fire in Concarán. Satellites On Fire flagged the first hotspots at 01:40. FIRMS didn't issue its alert until 9:00, and CONAE's Geoservicios until 14:00.
Darío Ramírez
Volunteer Firefighters


Testimonials
It is an excellent app to save property and lives.
Gustavo Cornejo
Firefighter

Testimonials
Last year, thanks to you, we fought fires nobody else knew about, before they caused serious damage or cost anyone their life. One had started inside a campsite and no one there had noticed. Thanks to you we were able to hit it and stop it in time. You let us act before a catastrophe happens.
Victor Hugo Liendo
Disaster Response Technical Team


Testimonials
It is an excellent app to save property and lives.
Gustavo Cornejo
Firefighter

Testimonials
What's good about the system is the early warning, updated every 10 minutes, so we can see how intensely the fire is developing and how fast. It's a very useful tool. With NASA's FIRMS, a hotspot can take hours or even days to show up.
Julio Simón
Forestry estate monitor


Testimonials
It is an excellent app to save property and lives.
Gustavo Cornejo
Firefighter

Testimonials
We have a 100 by 50 metre brush pile that caught fire, and it showed up in the system. It flared up again before dawn and the system picked it up a second time, even though it was a small fire.
Walter Perovich
Regional Operations Manager


Testimonials
It is an excellent app to save property and lives.
Gustavo Cornejo
Firefighter

Testimonials
It is an excellent app to save property and lives.
Gustavo Cornejo
Firefighter


Testimonials
It is an excellent app to save property and lives.
Gustavo Cornejo
Firefighter

Testimonials
It is an excellent app to save property and lives.
Gustavo Cornejo
Firefighter


Testimonials
It is an excellent app to save property and lives.
Gustavo Cornejo
Firefighter

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Success stories
Real-world results
Organizations that trust Satellites On Fire to protect what matters to them, and the results they've seen.










































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