Logistics & Transport

See further to deliver more efficiently

Every day, thousands of goods, vehicles and infrastructure assets depend on precise data to operate efficiently.

Space technologies make it possible to track flows, anticipate disruptions and optimise operations on a global scale.

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Global logistics network seen from space, with ports, airports and flows connected by satellites

Context

A new vision for supply chains.

Modern supply chains have become more complex, more international and more susceptible to disruption.

Weather conditions, infrastructure congestion, operational incidents or geopolitical events can all significantly impact performance.

Space data offers a global view that enables better understanding of flows, earlier anticipation of disruptions and improved decision-making.

maritime flows
rail corridors
trade routes
ports and airports
logistics hubs
weather conditions

Capabilities

What space technology makes it possible to monitor.

Six observation families to understand, measure and anticipate changes in flows and infrastructure from orbit.

Maritime flows

Track vessels, trade routes and congestion zones.

Rail networks

Monitor infrastructure and its surroundings.

Road corridors

Identify constraints and disruptions affecting transport.

Port activity

Analyse vessel movements and infrastructure performance.

Airport activity

Optimise flows and the management of critical infrastructure.

Logistics infrastructure

Monitor strategic platforms and hubs.

Major international port monitored by Earth-observation satellites — Port activity
Analysis of vessel movements and infrastructure performance.

Integrated multimodal transport network connected by satellite intelligence — Multimodal transport
Coordination of maritime, road, rail and air flows.

Use cases

One architecture, benefits for every stakeholder.

Logistics operators

Flow management and resource optimisation.

Ports

Improving operational fluidity.

Airports

Infrastructure management and disruption anticipation.

Industrial operators

Securing supply chains.

Network managers

Monitoring of critical infrastructure.

Local authorities

Optimisation of mobility and urban planning.

Method

Space capabilities deployed.

A continuous value chain, from orbital observation to operational management.

Step 01

Earth observation

Global view of infrastructure.

Step 02

Satellite geolocation

Precise tracking of mobile assets.

Step 03

Space communications

Permanent global connectivity.

Step 04

Meteorological data

Anticipating disruptions.

Step 05

Artificial intelligence

Predictive analysis and optimisation.

Step 06

Operational management

Faster, more reliable decisions.

Applications

Real-world applications.

Four scenarios illustrating how space data transforms logistics and transport.

Port optimisation

Vessel tracking and congestion anticipation.

Logistics corridor management

Identifying risks across supply chains.

Multimodal transport

Coordinating maritime, road, rail and air flows.

Infrastructure resilience

Monitoring critical assets and their environment.

Performance

Operational benefits.

Clear indicators to measure the impact of space technologies on your logistics operations.

Global visibility

Large-scale flow tracking

Enhanced responsiveness

Rapid detection of disruptions

Resource optimisation

Better allocation of logistics resources

Strengthened resilience

Anticipation of operational and climate risks

Digital twin

From flow tracking to the logistics digital twin.

Space data now enables the creation of dynamic digital representations of supply chains.

These digital twins incorporate:

infrastructurevehiclesweathertrafficoperational dataexternal events

They provide a comprehensive view enabling operators to anticipate disruptions before they affect operations.

Digital twin of a global supply chain integrating satellite imagery, weather data and AI predictions

Resilience

Logistics, climate and sovereignty.

Growing risks

Extreme climate events, geopolitical tensions and globalisation are making supply chains increasingly vulnerable.

Space-based response

Space technologies strengthen infrastructure resilience and improve business continuity by providing permanent situational awareness.

Why Hyperion

Your partner for space-augmented logistics.

Space solutions architect

We identify the space technologies best suited to your logistics and industrial challenges.

Multi-source intelligence

Fusion of satellite, weather, traffic and operational data.

Operational intelligence

Turning complex data into actionable management tools for field teams.

Vision

Logistics augmented by space.

Transport infrastructure is becoming increasingly connected, automated and strategically critical.

Space provides a unique capability to observe, understand and anticipate events that impact global flows.

This global view is a major lever for improving performance, reducing risks and strengthening organisational competitiveness.

Advanced logistics command centre displaying global transport flows, satellite monitoring and predictive analyses

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Discover how space technologies can improve the visibility, performance and resilience of your infrastructure and supply chains.