Muscat: The Sultanate of Oman, represented by “Oman Lens” Company, launched the first Omani satellite registered in the name of the Sultanate with the International Telecommunication Organisation (ITU), specialising in remote sensing and earth observation technologies, and enhanced with artificial intelligence technologies.
With the successful launch of this satellite, the Sultanate officially joins the field of space technology, and it is the first advanced optical satellite for artificial intelligence computing developed locally.
It is also the first in a constellation of satellites aimed at providing the Sultanate of Oman with advanced capabilities for earth observation.
This achievement highlights the Sultanate of Oman’s commitment to technological innovation and data-driven solutions for national development.
The OL-1 satellite is equipped with artificial intelligence computing capabilities, to be an effective tool for capturing and analysing high-resolution images in real time as an optical satellite.
Its advanced sensors allow it to collect detailed images of Oman’s landscape, infrastructure, and natural resources, while artificial intelligence processes this data to provide actionable solutions faster than traditional satellites.
The launch of the OL-1 satellite represents a historic moment for the Sultanate of Oman as it not only enhances monitoring capabilities, but also uses artificial intelligence to provide rapid analyses directly from space. With the satellite, “ Oman Lens ” can provide data in an actionable manner at high speed to the public and private sectors, enhancing the value of the economy and placing the Sultanate of Oman on the world map as an advanced contributor to the global space sector.
Oman Lens’s advanced and innovative plans come under the umbrella of Oman Vision 2040, through which it seeks to launch a constellation of satellites over the next five years, develop new technologies for smart cities and enhance data analysis in cooperation with its partners.
