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April 10th, 2026
Rodic Digital, SatSure sign MoU for geospatial AI push

Rodic Digital & Advisory has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with SatSure to integrate Earth Observation (EO) data and geospatial AI into public-sector operations in India.

The collaboration aims to enhance monitoring, compliance and decision-making across sectors such as infrastructure, mining, forestry and energy. By combining SatSure’s satellite-based intelligence with Rodic’s expertise in digital transformation, the partnership will enable real-time visibility into large-scale government programmes through dashboards, APIs and command-centre systems.

Commenting on the development, Nagendra Nath Sinha, Managing Director, Rodic Digital & Advisory, said, “By combining SatSure’s Sovereign Earth intelligence capabilities with our experience in governance-grade platforms, we aim to deliver operational intelligence that is practical and outcomes-led.”

Prateep Basu, CEO, SatSure, added, “This partnership enables the shift from periodic reporting to continuous, real-time decision-making in public-sector workflows.”

The initiative will support applications across agriculture, rural development, power, construction and natural resource management, enabling predictive insights and improved compliance tracking.

The MoU reflects a broader shift towards data-driven governance, with both organisations planning to jointly engage with central and state agencies to deliver scalable, technology-led solutions.