Cybertiks

Cybertiks is an Earth observation platform that brings satellite imagery, ocean and atmospheric models, field sensors and operational records into a single interface and turns them into answers about what is happening in a monitored zone. Rather than analyzing imagery alone, it runs physics based transport models that combine wind and current data to forecast where material will move, not only where it has been. An agentic analysis layer consults the data sources a question needs, reasons over them and returns an actionable reading with a citation for every figure. The live use case is sargassum monitoring: tracking seaweed from the Sargasso Sea across the Atlantic to Caribbean coastlines with 72 hour arrival forecasts, for organizations that need to anticipate coastal impact rather than react to it. Every observation is timestamped and traceable, model assumptions are visible, data limitations are declared, and the vendor states there are no black box calculations, which matters for organizations that must justify decisions to regulators, insurers or the public. The public demo runs on live data. Pricing is not published. There is no self service sign up; accounts are opened after a consultation meeting in which the vendor configures monitoring zones, alert frequency and the data layers a client needs, so engagements are effectively quote based. The site and interface copy are written in Spanish, so buyers outside Spanish speaking markets should confirm language coverage before committing.