SkyFi Partners with GoTAK to Set New Standard with TAK Plugin Delivering Real-Time Satellite Imagery to End-User Devices
Austin, TX & Virginia Beach, VA – SkyFi, an Earth intelligence platform, today announced a strategic partnership with GoTAK, the end-to-end provider of plug?and?play situational awareness solutions. This collaboration will result in the development of a TAK (Team Awareness Kit) plugin that integrates high?resolution satellite imagery directly into any ATAK EUD (End-User-Device) on-demand.
Under GoTAK’s new “FORGE (Fused Operations with Rapid Generative-AI & Engineering)” program, the company has been selected to develop a fully featured, high-performance plugin that will seamlessly deliver satellite imagery from SkyFi’s extensive data library and on-demand tasking services. The integration is designed to empower tactical operators, law enforcement, military personnel, and first responders with immediate access to critical geospatial intelligence—directly on their EUDs—thereby enhancing situational awareness and decision-making in dynamic field environments.
“Through our FORGE program, GoTAK has consistently delivered bespoke, mission-critical solutions at breakneck speeds,” said Matthew Del Salto, CEO of GoTAK. “Partnering with SkyFi to integrate real-time satellite imagery into the TAK ecosystem is a natural extension of our commitment to innovation. This plugin will provide military, government, public safety, law enforcement and civilians with unprecedented access to vital geospatial data right when they need it most.”
“Speed and precision win in the field. This partnership with GoTAK ensures tactical operators can access and leverage high-resolution satellite imagery exactly when the stakes are highest, eliminating delays between insight and action. With this integration, SkyFi is arming decision-makers with the ultimate competitive advantage—rapid geospatial intel at their fingertips,” said Luke Fischer, Cofounder and CEO of SkyFi.
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