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New Space Intelligence Inc

Japanese satellite data pipeline service firm providing accessible Earth observation analytics.

Last updated September 29, 2026

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Overview

New Space Intelligence Inc (NSI) is a Japanese company that describes itself as a satellite data pipeline service firm. It provides services that make satellite data easily accessible to users, focusing on Earth observation analytics for infrastructure, disaster response, and environmental monitoring. The company's offerings include change detection using optical and SAR imagery, land deformation monitoring, and customized disaster response information. NSI's proprietary technology stack enables calibration, harmonization, and global index adaptation across satellite data sources. The company is led by CEO Yumiko Nagai, who has been featured in Nikkei, and it exhibits at industry events such as CEATEC and RISCON TOKYO. NSI serves clients in Japan and positions itself as a bridge between complex satellite technology and practical business applications.

History

New Space Intelligence Inc (NSI) is a Japanese firm that operates as a satellite data pipeline service provider. While the exact founding date is not specified in available sources, the company has established itself in Japan's growing space data analytics sector. NSI focuses on bridging the gap between complex satellite technology and practical business applications, offering services that make satellite data easily accessible to users. The company's proprietary technology stack enables adaptation across calibration, harmonization, and global index processes, allowing it to work with multiple satellite data sources. NSI provides change detection services using both optical and SAR imagery, with applications ranging from infrastructure monitoring to disaster response. The company is led by CEO Yumiko Nagai, who has been recognized in Japanese business media such as Nikkei. NSI actively participates in industry exhibitions including CEATEC and RISCON TOKYO, demonstrating its commitment to engaging with the Japanese technology and risk management communities. The company continues to develop its service offerings, including surveillance camera from space, remote island monitoring, railway infrastructure monitoring, and various disaster response services.

  • CEO Yumiko Nagai featured in Nikkei (Nihon Keizai Shimbun)

  • NSI to exhibit at CEATEC 2026

  • Exhibiting at Risk Control Exhibition (RISCON TOKYO) 2026

Products and positioning

Satellite data pipeline services making Earth observation accessible for business and disaster response.

  • Change Detection Service by Image

    Provides information on changing areas using multiple resolution and temporal satellite images, from simple techniques to advanced machine learning algorithms with computer vision. Products include NDVI, crop pattern changing, and land use changes.

  • Change Detection Service by SAR

    Observes changes over the same area at different times using coherent and magnitude changes of SAR signals on time series data. Applies advanced techniques such as InSAR and PSInSAR for monitoring ground deformation, tunnel construction areas, and airport runways.

  • Solution Service by Satellite Data

    Flexible service for business use cases, applying expertise with Earth observation satellites integrated with advanced machine learning, artificial intelligence, and big data to answer business use cases.

  • Surveillance Camera from Space

    Satellite-based surveillance service for monitoring remote islands, railway infrastructure, illegal dumping, and disaster hazards.

  • Disaster Response Service

    Providing damage area detection and other customized information during disasters, including house collapse damage assessment, landslide-affected area detection, flood monitoring, and crustal deformation monitoring.

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