Turning Climate Data Into Decisive Action

Communities and critical infrastructure operators face intensifying threats from wildfires, floods, hurricanes, and water contamination. Legacy forecasting systems provide broad, generalized alerts but not the asset-specific, actionable intelligence decision-makers need when minutes matter.

SkyTL fuses multi-sensor data, hybrid physics + AI models, and autonomous robotics into one cohesive platform, delivering real-time, asset-level insights. The result: faster, smarter decisions that help predict emerging threats, prevent unnecessary disruptions, and protect critical assets.

SkyTL’s wildfire intelligence module combines advanced fire-spread modeling, satellite imagery, and drone reconnaissance to deliver neighborhood-level forecasts.

WindTL Success Stories

WindTL delivers real-time, AI-driven wildfire insights to help utilities, fire agencies, and insurers. Take a look at our most recent success stories.

July 2025

WindTL Predicts Fire Spread from Real-Time Aerial Mapping

How WindTL pioneered the first commercial use of in-flight fire mapping to predict fire movement in real time, delivering critical wildfire intelligence with unprecedented speed during high-stakes wildfire events.

Satellite map of a neighborhood with water risk overlays, fire risk points, and analysis controls on the right side.

March 2025

WindTL reconstructs fires to resolve disputes and guide future mitigation. 

A weather radar map showing precipitation levels over a region near Poinciana, Florida. The map features colored areas indicating rainfall intensity: green for light rain, yellow for moderate rain, and blue for heavy rain or a body of water, with a large blue lake visible in the upper right corner. The map also includes location labels, street names, and navigation controls.

June 2025

Fire spread and ember ignition risk modeled. Link here for the report.

Topographic map of a hilly, forested area showing wind vectors in yellow and orange, indicating wind speed and direction. The map includes roads labeled Camp Creek Road and Pulaski Road, with a data point showing a wind speed of 50.12 mph and an angle of 47.98 degrees.

July 2024

WindTL forecasted the Thompson Fire’s embers jumping the river hours in advance

Water Quality Management

SkyTL’s Water Quality Management Module delivers proactive monitoring and rapid decision support for contamination threats.

Flood & Hurricane Risk

SkyTL’s Flood and Hurricane Risk Module transforms complex, multi-hazard data into clear, actionable insights.

  • Ingests river gauges, radar, and tide data

  • Provides asset-level inundation and wind forecasts with uncertainty bands

  • Recommends resource pre-positioning, continuity planning, and safe operational windows



Asset Mission Management

SkyTL’s Asset Mission Management Module supports robotic and human operations with precision and safety.

Axiom Mission 4 Case Study

Our platform provided critical coordination and tracking capabilities that significantly improved safety outcomes for emergency responders during complex rescue operations