Uses commercial satellite imagery and proprietary AI to monitor oil and gas fracking activities and maritime vessel movements globally. Provides near real-time production forecasts for U.S. oil and gas plays and detects maritime events, including unregistered vessels, across millions of square kilometers.
Funding
$19.5M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
Monitoring oil and gas fracking activities and maritime vessel movements across vast areas traditionally requires extensive manual analysis of satellite imagery, which is time-consuming and prone to human error. Existing maritime domain awareness solutions often struggle to detect unregistered vessels and other illicit activities effectively.
Solution
SynMax provides near real-time intelligence on oil and gas fracking and maritime activity by applying proprietary AI to commercial satellite imagery. For the oil and gas sector, SynMax's Hyperion product monitors fracking operations in major U.S. oil and gas plays, generating short-term production forecasts. For maritime surveillance, SynMax's Theia product delivers comprehensive maritime domain awareness, detecting maritime events, including "dark ships" or unregistered vessels, across millions of square kilometers of ocean.
Target Audience
SynMax serves customers in the oil and gas industry needing production forecasts and monitoring of fracking activities, as well as government and commercial entities requiring maritime domain awareness and the detection of illicit vessel activity.
Features
- Daily monitoring of frac crew activity in every major oil and gas play in the U.S.
- Short-term oil and gas production modeling to predict near-term changes in production.
- Daily global monitoring of all vessels 30m and above.
- Proprietary AI for maritime event detection at strategic and tactical levels.
- Detection of unregistered vessels ("dark ships").