A technological platform
developed by DATEL

Datel develops the first integrated systems for public administration, contributing decisively to Estonia becoming the global benchmark for digital society it is today.

Consolidation of the Geographic Information Systems (GIS) division. The company begins managing complex territorial databases, expertise that later became the foundation of SILLE’s success.

Datel establishes a permanent presence in the United States, opening offices and adapting its infrastructure data management solutions to American standards.

Datel expands into the aerospace sector by becoming a partner of ESA, initiating the development of critical satellite data processing systems.

Official release of SILLE, a disruptive early-warning platform using ESA’s Sentinel-1 satellites to monitor infrastructure stability with millimetric precision.

The Estonian IT Association (ITL) recognizes SILLE for its innovative capacity to prevent structural disasters through space technology.

Active participation in the Solar Orbiter mission, developing scientific data archiving systems and demonstrating technical excellence in one of the world’s most demanding environments.

This 3D twin by AS Datel uses Land Board data to model Estonian buildings and terrain for urban planning. It helps professionals and individuals visualize building designs, check restrictions, and analyze shadow impacts.

Launch of Catanova, a satellite-based service designed to enable public administrations to monitor territorial development, detect illegal constructions, and ensure urban safety.

Today, Datel’s technology protects critical assets worldwide — from nuclear power plants to major bridges in Japan, the United States, and Europe — combining 36 years of expertise with spatial precision.