Why we exist.
Operators of fiber, utility, telecom, and public infrastructure are drowning in sensor signal and starved of validated, attributable data. We build the ingestion, validation, and workflow layer that turns raw signal into something a NOC, a field crew, or a downstream mission system can actually act on — without ripping out the platforms already in place.
The basics, on one page.
For CAGE, UEI, NAICS, and small-business designations, see /government.
Who builds it.
Anuj leads the hardware engineering side of SpaceDataAI: the racks, boards, radios and firmware that turn a sensor signal into data an operator can trust. His practice covers the full bench — HIL/SIL test racks, RF, electrical and electronics design, embedded software, FPGA, Linux drivers and firmware — built alongside the test fixture, not after it.
His approach is the one that runs through everything we ship: write down what the hardware has to do and how we'll know, design and build it with the verification rig in hand, run it nominal and off-nominal on the rack until every fault you are worried about has a log, then hand over drawings, source and test evidence so your team owns it and can build the next one. Bring us the box, or the requirement for one.
See the practice in detail at /hardware.
Public bios, in progress.
Bio in progress. Background, prior programs, and clearance status will be published as we expand the public team page.
Bio in progress. Focus areas: data ingestion, validation pipelines, geospatial fusion.
Bio in progress. Focus areas: customer engagement, pilot delivery, security review.
Named publicly only with their consent. Available under NDA during diligence.
We would rather show an honest "in progress" than a glossy bio that doesn't survive a reference check. Full leadership pack — names, prior programs, clearance status, publications, references — provided under NDA during diligence.