Array Labs, Umbra, Raytheon Join Forces to Accelerate 3D Product Rollout

Published on January 28, 2025

Palo Alto, CA; Santa Barbara, CA; and Arlington, VA, January 27, 2025 –Array Labs, Umbra Space, and Raytheon, an RTX business, (NYSE: RTX) today announced a strategic three-way teaming agreement to accelerate the development and deployment of advanced 3D Earth observation capabilities. The collaboration aims to accelerate the delivery of 3D geospatial products to commercial and government customers.

Site3D, the flagship product of this collaboration, combines state-of-the-art synthetic aperture radar (SAR) technology with advanced mapping algorithms to create three-dimensional models of the Earth's surface. These SAR point clouds can also be used to generate digital surface models (DSMs) and facilitate automated volumetric estimation and change detection.

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