OrbiSat · Earth observation × Simulation · India

Satellites show what happened. We show what happens next.

OrbiSat fuses multispectral and thermal satellite data with ground data — weather, census, health, credit — and runs what-if simulations. Banks see their crop-loan risk before the monsoon fails. Cities see where to save lives before the heatwave hits.

Products02 — Varsha · Chhaya
Core01 scenario engine
BuyersBanks, insurers, cities, states
RegionBuilt for India

02The problem

Everyone has a map. Nobody has a what-if.

India now has more satellite data than ever. But today’s tools describe the past: this field is stressed, this ward is hot. The people who carry the risk — a bank with ₹10 lakh crore in farm loans1, a city with a heatwave coming — need to know what happens if: if rain falls 30% short, if the heatwave lasts five days, if we put the water points here instead of there.

Exposure · Agri credit

₹10.08 L Cr

outstanding under Kisan Credit Cards1

Hazard · Rainfall

−13%

2026 monsoon vs long-period average3

Hazard · Heat

~3,400

excess deaths from a single day of extreme heat in India7

03The insight

The hottest place is not the most vulnerable place.

In summer, an empty field can be the hottest pixel on a satellite image. But people don’t die in empty fields — they die in crowded wards with tin roofs, outdoor workers, the elderly, and no water nearby. A heat map says where it’s hot. We model who gets hurt. The same is true for farms: a rainfall number says how much rain fell. We model whose crop fails and whose loan breaks.

OrbiSat / Chhaya / Synthetic City 07 / Layer compare Synthetic
LowHigh
Layer
Heat
Land surface temperature. Hottest pixels: fields, rail yards, industrial roofs.
Risk
Hazard × Exposure × Vulnerability. Crowded wards, tin roofs, outdoor workers, elderly, no water nearby.

Same city. Same day. Different answer.

Illustrative simulation on synthetic data — not a forecast.

04What we do

Sense. Fuse. Simulate. Decide.

One engine. Two markets. Every new dataset makes both products smarter.

Inputs · Satellite + ground
  • Sentinel-1 / 2 SAR · MSI
  • Landsat 8 / 9 · MODIS Thermal
  • IMD weather Gridded
  • Census & population Ward
  • Health records Cases
  • Soil · elevation Terrain
  • Loan & policy books Client
OrbiSat core

Scenario engine

Asks what if, and computes the outcome.

rainfall ±X%5-day heatwavebudget: 40 points
Outputs · Buyer’s language
  • ₹ exposure at risk Banks
  • Villages past loss threshold Insurers
  • Lives protected per rupee Cities
  • Site plan · lat / long Ops
  • Dashboard · API · report Audit-ready

01 / Sense

Sense.

Multispectral, SAR and thermal imagery: Sentinel-1/2, Landsat 8/9, MODIS. Commercial high-res when needed.

02 / Fuse

Fuse.

Ground truth layered on top: IMD weather, census and population, health records, soil, elevation, loan books, ward boundaries.

03 / Simulate

Simulate.

Our scenario engine asks what if: rainfall ±X%, a 5-day heatwave, a budget of 40 water points — and computes the outcome.

04 / Decide

Decide.

Outputs in the buyer’s language: ₹ at risk for a bank; lives protected per rupee for a city. Delivered by dashboard, API and audit-ready report.

05Why now

2026 changed the rules — and the money.

NOV 2025

RBI requires banks to assess and manage climate risk.

Scenario analysis and stress testing move from nice-to-have to expected. Agriculture is the most climate-exposed book.24

Varsha
JUN 2026

RBI KCC Directions let banks finance satellite crop monitoring.

A new, legitimate budget line for exactly what we sell.5

Varsha
JUN 2026

NHRC calls for ward-level heat vulnerability maps.

Using GIS, remote sensing, AI and social vulnerability indicators — our exact stack.8

Chhaya
AUG 2026

Heatwaves become a notified national disaster.

States can now draw on ₹2.04 lakh crore of disaster funds (2026–31) for heat — cooling shelters, water points, early warning.6

Chhaya

06Products

Two products. One engine.

Product 01 · Banks & insurers Credit

Varsha

Climate-scenario simulation for crop loan and crop insurance books.

“If rainfall drops 30%, how much crop is lost — and how much of our loan book breaks?”

  • Village-level loss
  • ₹ exposure at risk
  • RBI stress-test ready
Product 02 · Governments & cities Public

Chhaya

Ward-level heat vulnerability and intervention planning.

“Where should we place water points and shade shelters to protect the most people?”

  • 6-factor vulnerability index
  • Placement optimiser
  • Lives-per-rupee

07Why we win

Others map. We simulate.

Capability comparison: ● full, ◐ partial, ○ none
Capability Monitoring tools (e.g. agri-sat platforms) Global cat models Free heat dashboards OrbiSat
Satellite monitoring●◐●●
Fuses ground data (census, health, credit)◐◐◐●
Interactive what-if scenarios○◐○●
Village / ward-level output●○●●
Answers in ₹ or lives, not indices○◐○●
Recommends where to act (optimisation)○○◐●
Built for Indian regulation and schemes◐○◐●
  1. The fusion is the moat.

    Imagery is a commodity. Fusing it with census, health, credit and scheme data, and validating against what actually happened, is not.

  2. Outcome language.

    We don’t sell NDVI. We sell ₹ at risk and lives protected.

  3. One engine, two markets.

    Every model improvement and every dataset is reused across both products.

  4. Validated against reality.

    Every model is back-tested against real claims, defaults and heatstroke records — something most indices never do.

08Market

A market being forced into existence.

India geospatial analytics

~$1.81B → $3.55B2026 → 20319

Climate-risk analytics · Global

~$2–3Bgrowing ~17–19% a year10

Our beachhead

India’s rural, co-operative and agri lenders, crop insurers, and cities with Heat Action Plans.

Market reports vary widely; we use conservative figures.

09Business model & GTM

How we make money.

Varsha · SaaSBanks

Per portfolio, per season.

SaaS subscription per loan or policy portfolio, priced per account per season, plus a per-scenario fee for regulatory stress-test reports.

First customers — Regional rural banks, co-operative banks, agri-NBFCs and crop insurers.

Chhaya · LicenceCities

Annual licence + season ops.

Annual city licence plus a per-season operations package (heat-season daily risk and placement plans). Funded through state disaster funds (SDRF) and Heat Action Plan budgets.

First customers — Cities with existing Heat Action Plans; state disaster management authorities.

  1. Stage 01

    Pilot (1 district / 1 city)

  2. Stage 02

    Paid pilot

  3. Stage 03

    State-level rollout

  4. Stage 04

    API for partners

10The ask

Help us put a what-if engine in orbit.

We’re raising to take Varsha and Chhaya from first pilots — one district, one city — to paid deployments with banks and state governments.