ASTERRA unveils EO Discover 3.0, giving utilities a path from satellite intelligence to optimized field action

EIN News· June 20, 2026

ASTERRA has launched EO Discover 3.0, a platform designed to help water utilities transition from satellite-based intelligence to optimized field operations. The update focuses on providing a clear path for utilities to translate remote sensing data into actionable maintenance and repair tasks. This development is significant for the sector as it enhances the efficiency of leak detection and infrastructure management through advanced Earth observation technology.

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