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A NASA Earth space laser that is tracking subglacial hidden bodies of water spotted new subsurface lakes sandwiched between Antarctica's land and ice.

A space laser is tracking subglacial lakes hidden in Antarctica ICESat-2 has discovered more subglacial lakes.

In just about any field, it's crucial — but also challenging — to keep track of a variety of objects or people.

Ubihere has created two methods of tracking that could revolutionize multiple industries.

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"In Silicon Valley and New York, funders are starting to recognize the possibilities in the middle of the country." — Eric Wagner, executive vice president, government programs, Ubihere

We are thrilled for Ubihere exec Eric Wagner and CTO Alper Yilmaz to be featured in Flyover Future! Learn more about how we got our start at The Ohio State University and the history behind the Ubihere mission in the latest edition.

Asset tracking & AI | Waymo in Pittsburgh | IoT for everyday use - Flyover Future Successful Midwest tech transfer: Ubihere's asset tracking & AI, Waymo opens office in Pittsburgh, Purdue University creating IoT for everyday use, an Omaha startup moving and securing data with blockchain, startup funding across Flyover Country, and more.

The latest update on our StartEngine campaign: We were selected by the Army Applications Laboratory for a Vision-Based Inventory Management SBIR!

Learn more at the link below.



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Our founder and CTO in this interview with Authority Magazine / Thrive Global:

"Our product can track any asset, any person without using GPS. This is where disruption comes into play: You can’t install antennas or satellites everywhere in outer space. Yet teams such as NASA still need tools to keep track of objects on exploration missions to extraterrestrial destinations such as Mars.

Enter the Ubihere tool, which has accuracy within centimeters. It has multiple use cases across a variety of sectors, including in healthcare to keep track of key items such as ventilators and other lifesaving machines."

Get more of the interview here: https://bit.ly/3hPmsev

Ubivision is a small, compact, artificially intelligent camera system that provides real-time point of collection video processing and analysis capability.

Ubivision allows customers to capture object interactions, ensure process integrity, track movement of people and things, and visual navigation of autonomous systems.

Learn more about this Ubihere product on our website: https://bit.ly/TrackWhatMatters

Ubihere is ready for its close-up — or shall we say location pinpoint? Thanks to Spectrum News 1 Ohio for stopping by our maker space and showcasing all of the innovation happening here on the visual navigation front.

Tech start-up Ubihere introduces next generation of AI tracking The company recently started a crowdfunding campaign

A big thank you to our wonderful circle of friends, family, and early investors in Ubihere! We are proud to announce that we hit a milestone today and have raised $45K within the first two weeks of launching our crowdfunding campaign.

Let’s keep the momentum going...

Please share this opportunity to own a piece of with your networks!

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Our advanced algorithms turn data collected from our hardware into insights that enable real-time actions used to optimize your business processes.

In other words, we keep track of your stuff before you know you need to.



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Ubihere has been supported by more than $850,000 of grants and previous investments. In addition, the US Air Force has awarded Ubihere more than $1 million in research and development contracts for both our Ubitrax and Ubivision products.

We’re cleared for takeoff.


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Keep tabs on what's happening in the field -- in real time and with razor-sharp accuracy. That's the power of Ubihere's AI, machine-learning driven technology.



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Have you explored the Photogrammetric Computer Vision Lab, the nationally renowned lab at the Ohio State University that developed the research and behind our visual navigation tools? Learn about the great work our has spearheaded.

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