MUSCAT: The Sultanate of Oman, through “Oman Lens” Company, has inaugurated its first Omani satellite, officially registered with the International Telecommunication Organization, which focuses on remote sensing and earth observation technologies, and enhanced by artificial intelligence features.
With the successful deployment of this satellite, the Sultanate officially enters the realm of space technology, marking the launch of its first locally developed advanced optical satellite equipped for artificial intelligence processing. This satellite is the inaugural member of a planned constellation aim at equipping Oman with advanced earth observation capabilities. This milestone underscores Oman’s dedication to technological advancement and solutions driven by data for national progress.
The OL-1 satellite boasts artificial intelligence capabilities, positioning it as an effective resource for real-time capture and analysis of high-resolution imagery as an optical satellite. Its sophisticated sensors enable the acquisition of detailed images of Oman’s environment, infrastructure, and natural resources, while artificial intelligence swiftly processes this data to deliver actionable insights more rapidly than conventional satellites.
The ambitious and innovative initiatives of Oman Lens align with Oman Vision 2040, which aims to launch a series of satellites over the next five years, develop cutting-edge technologies for smart cities.
