Impact Loop and Teknikföretagen have selected 150 tech leaders in Sweden creating impact in 2025. Globhe grabs a spot on the impressive list of change makers using innovative technology to push society forward.

The Financial Times has invited Globhe CEO Helena Samsioe to discuss how to "Build an AI-First Organisation" together with key swedish industry leaders.

The forest fires in California raise questions about how similar situations can be avoided in the future. In recent years, the drone company Globhe has seen an increased demand for its solution among actors who want to act before the disaster is a fact.

Globhe and OpenForests have partnered to integrate on-demand drone data with the explorer.land platform, enhancing environmental project monitoring and visualization. This collaboration allows organizations to use high-resolution drone imagery to improve transparency and showcase the impact of their sustainability efforts. The partnership empowers users to engage stakeholders more effectively and drive greater environmental impact globally.

Globhe connects clients with over 11,000 global drone operators, offering efficient and cost-effective data collection. Recognized by Startup Savant, Globhe's innovative marketplace is reshaping drone technology for various applications, from construction monitoring to environmental conservation, setting new industry standards.

Data center construction is surging due to digital transformation and AI demands. Drones are now used to monitor these developments in Northern Europe via a partnership between DroneDeploy and Globhe. DroneDeploy provides reality capture, while Globhe offers a drone data marketplace. Their collaboration, backed by a rise in data center construction, aims to enhance global site mapping and inspection using drone data.

GLOBHE's Drone Data Archive aligns with the EU's new AI Act, offering ethical, high-quality data for AI development. It bridges the gap between innovation and regulation, empowering developers to create AI solutions that are both groundbreaking and compliant.

Globhe's marketplace has enabled a client to rapidly scale drone data collection for wind turbine blade inspections across 8 countries, streamlining the process to just minutes for scheduling over 300 inspections. This innovation not only marks a significant leap in efficiency and environmental sustainability but also showcases the platform's capacity for global scaling and predictive maintenance through autonomous and AI-enabled technologies.

Globhe's marketplace is reshaping AI and ML in geospatial analytics by providing crucial drone data for sectors like forestry and energy. Partnering with leaders like ArboAir and MIT, Globhe delivers high-quality image data, vital for enhancing AI algorithms. This collaboration enables precise analytics and efficient scaling for AI-driven analytics companies, addressing the technical demands for quality data in a rapidly expanding AI image analytics market. Globhe stands out for its global scale data collection and its contribution to the accuracy and reliability of geospatial analysis.

In an era where detailed mapping of the physical environment is paramount, the race to harness and analyze geospatial data is being led by industry behemoths like Google, Meta, Apple, Microsoft, and NASA, alongside the innovative efforts of Globhe. With a focus on sustainability and high-resolution data collection, Globhe's marketplace emerges as a pivotal player in the global data ecosystem, offering on-demand drone data services.

In this comprehensive guide, we delve into the essential specifications and reporting standards for producing high-quality aerial imagery, emphasizing the importance of true color representation, image quality, and precise geo-referencing. By adhering to these meticulous guidelines, aerial imagery professionals can ensure their work not only captures stunning visuals but also delivers accurate, reliable data for a wide range of applications.

Choosing the right drone can be overwhelming with so many options. This guide helps navigate the drone landscape by exploring their transformative power in data collection and offering key considerations like performance, durability, and camera quality. Drones are revolutionizing industries, from agriculture to real estate, and their societal impact is significant. Additionally, managing global drone operations, standardizing contracts, and avoiding common mistakes are crucial for success. The future of drone technology promises even greater advancements, making informed decisions more important than ever.

In the face of the upcoming 2024 EU drone regulations, Globhe helps our clients ensure compliance, offering a seamless transition through its vast network of certified drone operators and automated platform. Our innovative marketplace platform is set to handle any clients today, tomorrow, and beyond.

In a decisive moment for climate action, GLOBHE stands at the forefront of environmental innovation. Set to be featured at COP28, GLOBHE's marketplace model revolutionizes how drone data empowers global decision-making. This showcase is a pivotal point, marking a new era in scalable, data-driven solutions for a sustainable future. GLOBHE's approach is a game-changer, proving that collective action can lead to significant global impact.

Globhe's on-demand marketplace for drone data has been honored as one of the 50 Actionistas by COP28, underscoring our impactful role in environmental sustainability. This recognition highlights our commitment to global health and environmental protection initiatives.

GLOBHE, a premier drone data marketplace, has partnered with UP42, a geospatial developer platform. This collaboration adds high-quality drone data to UP42's offerings alongside satellite and aerial data. GLOBHE's network of 9500+ professional drone operators in 142 countries provides automated data collection for various applications, democratizing access to drone data for industries such as agriculture, environmental monitoring, and disaster response.

GLOBHE's drones are transforming malaria prevention with pinpoint accuracy. Explore this real-time solution and witness a world where each flight makes malaria eradication closer than ever!

Forestmatic and Globhe have forged a strategic partnership to revolutionize forest ecosystem restoration and monitoring. Utilizing advanced MRV systems, drone technology, and data-driven insights, the collaboration enhances transparency and efficiency in measuring the impacts of reforestation and corporate investments.

In this blog post, discover how Globhe, with its global drone network of over 9,000 local operators, empowers telecom tower inspection companies to revolutionize inspections. Focus on data analysis, not logistics, and access unparalleled global and local expertise all through one platform, reshaping the way you maintain and optimize critical communication infrastructure.

GLOBHE's platform update introduces AI-enhanced features, transforming drone data ordering with efficiency and customization. This innovation streamlines the process, allowing for easy multi-location orders and automatic scheduling of recurring flights, tailored to clients' needs. Advanced settings, such as flight height and overlap, are now standard, simplifying complex orders. The update significantly reduces order time, from days to minutes, enhancing timely decision-making. GLOBHE's commitment to leveraging AI for better drone data access positions it as a leader in scalable, accurate drone technology solutions.

Drone as a Service (DaaS) optimizes operations and reduces costs by providing scalable, on-demand drone solutions through GLOBHE's marketplace. The platform facilitates competitive bidding among drone operators, lowering prices while streamlining the entire data collection process, allowing businesses to focus on decision-making and operational efficiency.

In this blog post, we've explored how AI and Machine Learning are being revolutionized by the integration of high-resolution drone data. GLOBHE's innovative marketplace not only empowers organizations to access precise and actionable drone data but also offers data professionals a gateway to harness the full potential of AI and ML in solving real-world challenges with unprecedented accuracy.

Drone technology has revolutionized various industries, providing immense opportunities for businesses to optimize their operations and make data-driven decisions. Globhe, a leading provider of Drone-as-a-Service (DaaS) solutions, offers a range of unique selling points (USPs) that set them apart in the market. This blog post explores the top five industries benefiting from Globhe's DaaS solutions while highlighting their exceptional USPs.

Drone technology is transforming how solar panels are inspected, offering a safer, faster, and more accurate way to maintain PV systems. Its advanced sensor capabilities, AI, and the use of Drones transform PV inspection from a labor-intensive task into a data-driven process that optimizes energy production and extends system lifespan.

Expanding its reach, the Globhe marketplace now caters to GIS and BIM specialized software clients, revolutionizing scalable drone data collection across industries. This strategic enhancement emphasizes Globhe's adaptability and its mission to offer comprehensive, precise drone data solutions worldwide. With drones equipped with cutting-edge technology, clients gain access to high-resolution imaging, efficient aerial surveys, and real-time monitoring, facilitating informed decision-making and operational optimization. Globhe's platform, leveraging advanced drone capabilities, stands as a cornerstone for clients aiming to enhance project outcomes, drive sustainability, and achieve unparalleled efficiency in data collection efforts.

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Globhe.com simplifies the process of finding a qualified drone pilot for various project needs, offering a global network of vetted professionals. Their user-friendly platform ensures efficient matching of project requirements with the ideal drone pilot, emphasizing quality, safety, and compliance across multiple industries.

Discover the transformative power of Globhe's agriculture drones platform for agricultural enterprises. Revolutionize farming practices with precision agriculture, optimized resource allocation, and enhanced crop management, unlocking unparalleled success in the industry.

Transform your enterprise with the transformative power of LiDAR technology and drone data. Streamline operations, enhance decision-making, and unlock new possibilities with Globhe's platform.

Our latest feature release revolutionizes data accessibility, visualization, and sharing. With organized delivery flows, immersive 360 panoramas, and seamless Mapbox integration, we enhance your data experience. Accelerate insights and streamline workflows across sectors. Embrace our latest release and revolutionize how you work with data.

GainForest, the decentralized fund that uses AI to measure and reward sustainable nature stewardship, is working together in the Gran Chaco region in Paraguay with Globhe, the leading marketplace platform connecting drone operators and organizations that need high-quality data from anywhere in the world.

In late 2022, the World Bank and the Ministry of Education and Training in Lesotho subscribed to infrastructure inspections from the Globhe platform to map 25 school building sites in rural areas. By utilizing local drone operators who speak the language, are familiar with the terrain, and have all the necessary licensing, Globhe made the captured data available in 48 hours.

Introducing GLOBHE's new ambassador, Femi Adekoya.

Cloudeo, the one-stop shop for geospatial solutions, partners up with drone-as-a-service company Globhe to move beyond satellite and aerial to also include drone data.

Drone experts at GLOBHE have activated drone operators in California, capturing critical data in most affected areas and making it accessible to all who now scramble to assist.

‍GLOBHE is partnering up with UNCCD to assist satellite data verification of baobab trees in Northern Ghana through drone imagery deployment.

We're kicking off the new year with a very exciting collaboration with the world-leading drone manufacturer DJI...

On Thursday night, GLOBHE won Sweden’s Best User Experience against fierce competition at the inUse Award 2021.

Globhe is in Google for startups Accelerator focusing on Sustainable Development Goals (GfSAS) based on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs).

GLOBHE is in a growth period, and we partnered with Esri to help our customers maximize their GIS and technology capabilities. GLOBHE will benefit from this partnership. It will help us fulfill our mission; providing high-resolution Earth Observation by drones for a sustainable planet to an even larger set of clients.

The two Swedish startups, FLOX and GLOBHE, announce a partnership to prevent conflict between humans and wildlife worldwide through access to wildlife data.

Drone operators around the world will set out to highlight local effects of climate change. GLOBHE, a tech platform with a global network of drone operators, is set to establish a new GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title for the largest photo album of aerial photos.

The future of possible is already here. Drone service company GLOBHE recently signed a global agreement for a world-leading telecom company for telecom site inspections by drones in up to 30 countries - from Norway in the north to South Africa in the south.

GLOBHE successfully closed a pre-seed round of around SEK 7 million from lead investor VEQ and Sustainable Energy Angels. Now further expansion awaits the Swedish tech startup.

CROWDDRONING by GLOBHE & Above Agency selected as finalists in the "Best world changing idea EMEA" category of Fast Company's 2021 world-changing ideas award.

A new initiative by Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine and Crowddroning by GLOBHE is now finding malaria-transmitting mosquitoes with the goal of reducing the number of people bitten in the first place. What sounds like sci-fi is the result of years of research and tech development and is now being deployed at scale in Malawi.

‍GLOBHE successfully closed their seed round of around 20 million SEK with lead investor Course Corrected. Other key investors include VEQ, MIT Solve Innovation Future, and Sustainable Energy Angels.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is surrounding us. Whether we scroll through our Facebook wall or watch Netflix, there is always an algorithm in the background that is constantly analyzing data and showing us results. And this is only going to increase in the future as more and more companies are adopting digitalization and using AI and machine learning to make operations more efficient, increase income, and improve our user experience. Will this, however, harm the users or make their life easier? There is a strong debate around this question but here we are going to explain what AI is, what is the data used, and how it can be associated with drones.

We spoke to Ndapile Mkuwu, a Crowddroning drone operator who gained many of her droning skills as a student at the UNICEF-sponsored African Drone and Data Academy (ADDA) in Malawi. She now works there as an instructor, teaching all things drones.

On 21 April GLOBHE hosted a webinar on the new EU drone regulations, speaking to industry experts about the changes and what they would mean for drone operators. One of the experts was Yves Morier who worked at EASA (European Union Aviation Safety Agency) for 15 years before retiring in 2019. He had a big part in developing the regulations for the European Union. During the webinar, we asked Yves what he thought were the biggest differences between the new EU rules and the previous national ones.

In early 2021 new drone regulations rolled out across the EU in addition to Switzerland, Lichtenstein, Iceland, and Norway. Along with this change came new requirements for drone operators to get certified in order to operate drones both professionally and recreationally. The new requirement has been in place for 7 months, yet there is a significant gap between the number of drones circulating in each country and the number of drone operators holding a license.

The use of drones in telecom inspections has been common for several years. It is a proven method to increase safety, quality, and modernization of standards in data capture as opposed to the traditional methods of manually climbing to inspect that all components are intact. Telecom inspections are necessary to ensure that infrastructure is maintained not only for functionality but also for preventative safety measures. Faulty or damaged components can lead to failures in infrastructure and grow to become a safety concern if not treated or replaced in time. Drones help collect this critical data quickly, safely, and efficiently as an aid to engineers in the field.

It’s fairly safe to assume that we’ve grown tired of pandemic headlines after enduring a year of global hibernation. During this time a handful of industries managed to thrive while others struggled to survive. We saw businesses polish up their thinking caps to revive new ideas in order to adapt and overcome various challenges. The drone industry certainly experienced a shift as well, and it led to a push in identifying how drone technology can be an aid in the grand list of solutions through the lifecycle of a pandemic.

After having been delayed for half a year because of COVID-19, the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) launched its new drone regulations on New Year’s Eve. Among other things, the new regulations mean having to register as a drone operator and get an updated remote drone operator certificate for anyone in the EU wanting to use their drone professionally.

GLOBHE's Crowddroning is actively engaging the industry by enabling drone solutions to be flexible by location and expertise, and providing opportunities for both drone pilots and clients globally while maintaining our drones for good mission.

Last week, Crowddroning by GLOBHE kicked off the drone part of a research project started by the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine. The goal of the project is to identify mosquito breeding sites. By knowing where mosquitoes are laying eggs the larvae can be controlled through larviciding or modification to eventually reduce the number of adult mosquitoes carrying the malaria parasite.

Like many Crowddroning drone operators, Nigerian Bunkunmi Dhikrullahi Shittu is not only a drone operator but also an expert in an entirely different field: microbiology. Some of that drone knowledge he learned at the African Drone and Data Academy (ADDA). And like others, he's found ways to combine his drone skills with his other ambitions.

Solar power is a force to be reckoned with as a contender in the race for fueling our daily lives with more sustainable electricity. Solar panel technology has been around for decades, but it’s only in recent years that we have seen an increase in investment towards building and maintaining solar power globally. Crowddroning is paving the road for drones to make sure our solar power is built to last.

One of GLOBHE's latest projects has been to inspect the construction of schools in Lesotho. The pandemic has prevented regular inspections of the building sites, but with Crowddroning the site surveyors can get a closer look without leaving their office.

Kondwani Mwale and Hope Kelvin Chilunga at Malawi’s Nkhwazi Aeros participated in our ongoing Crowddroning attempt to break the Guinness World Records for ”Largest Digital Album with Drone Imagery”. Rather than just breaking the record, the main goal of the attempt is to highlight how valuable drones are as tools to monitor the effects of climate change, thereby helping find solutions and preventive measures.

This blog will go more in-depth and explain what an AI algorithm is, the importance of data models, and how to use AI to automate workflows.

For Women's History Month, we wanted to highlight a few women in our community; Maria Bergsten is a partner in the investment firm VEQ, which invested in GLOBHE in 2021. VEQ invests in early-stage companies with innovative, digital, and scalable businesses, where technology is at the core of the product or how the company sells and delivers the product.

GLOBHE captures data quickly through local drone operators and automatically provides it to the UNCDD and the FAO via the Crowddroning platform. The geospatial engineers then feed this data to the AI model that analyzes it quickly to provide insights at record speed and incredible detail, which was challenging to achieve with the old traditional method. With GLOBHE working together with the UNCCD partners in this project, we can scale up this technology globally to monitor land restoration. Today, local communities benefit from this work by employing local drone operators, thus empowering the local economy.

Arboair is a longtime partner of GLOBHE. Together with Arboair, we work on digitalizing the forest industry and bring more automation, scalability, and digitalization to one of the oldest industries in Europe. With spruce bark beetles ravaging our forests, the risk of wildfires that can erupt anytime, and deforestation, it is becoming more urgent to act quickly and take action. That’s why digitizing this industry is becoming the main goal for governments and private companies that no longer can afford to lose time.

When I began my journey with drones, the above quote was not that important; I found it on the internet before writing this article. But, looking back, I’m glad to be part of this global drone movement.

We asked Grace Ghambi, one of our Crowddroning operators in Malawi, how it is to be a woman in the drone industry and to inspire young girls to follow in her footsteps.