“You can not be successful in construction without really understanding what is happening on the job site in terms of weather, from a productivity, safety, and scheduling perspective.”
“Our goal at UASidekick is to help pilots be safe when they take to the skies. Providing next generation tools, such as Tomorrow.io’s MicroWeather solution, is essential to moving the UAS industry forward. Understanding weather at this level of detail provides a new capability for strategic flight planning that allows operators to maximize productivity while minimizing liability and risks to equipment and people on the ground.”

Earth Networks has been Taking the Pulse of the Planet® for more than 20 years. They help organizations mitigate financial, operational and human risk by providing environmental intelligence from the world’s largest hyperlocal weather network. Schools, airports, sports teams, utilities and government agencies rely on their data solutions to safeguard lives, prepare for weather events and optimize operations. Companies across all industries use their weather data to make informed decisions regarding risk management, business continuity and asset protection.
Ex Machina is a company founded in 2015 focusing on weather analytics and forecasting for the energy sector. Their mission is to provide better weather insights to their customers equipping them with the information they need to achieve their goals. By using a unique combination of highly accurate weather data, their own weather sensor technology and AI they are able to deliver their market leading services used by their customers.
Xweather provides a suite of industry-leading APIs, maps, software, and hardware to solve business' weather and environmental challenges. Aside from the developer-centric aspects of the Xweather API and mapping integrations, Satcom Global was especially drawn to how easily these integrations overlaid with their existing mapping and solutions. When combined with their own mapping iterations, Xweather’s mapping allows Satcom Global to view and track clients’ ships on the seas in real time and overlay these positions with historical shipping routes and weather. This allowed them to create an all-encompassing dashboard to view ships at risk of losing connectivity and to validate past outages at a glance.











