Toronto company, legally Ecopia Tech Corporation, applying computer-vision models to high-resolution satellite and aerial imagery to produce vector map layers — building footprints, land cover, roads and geocoded addresses — sold to governments and industry.
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Toronto company, legally Ecopia Tech Corporation, applying computer-vision models to high-resolution satellite and aerial imagery to produce vector map layers — building footprints, land cover, roads and geocoded addresses — sold to governments and industry.
Its own terms of use identify it as Ecopia Tech Corporation, an Ontario corporation with offices at 661 University Ave, Toronto. Ontario has no free public registry search. ecopiatech.com
The University of Waterloo describes Ecopia as a startup founded at Waterloo, spun out after its core technology was developed through PhD research there. uwaterloo.ca
Announced a partnership with Vantor, formerly Maxar Intelligence, in September 2025, committing to produce more than one billion mapped features worldwide. ecopiatech.com
Delivered more than 1.9 million building footprints and over 2.5 million geocoded address points to the State of Mississippi, announced June 2026. ecopiatech.com
Products Ecopia AI publishes on its own site. Each card links to the page it was taken from.
Geospatial feature extraction
Company describes leveraging AI to digitize geospatial imagery, rapidly generating high-definition vector maps at scale with the accuracy of a trained GIS professional. Named product lines include 3D Land Cover, Advanced Transportation Features and Building-Based Geocoding.
Learn morePublicly announced partnerships.
Partnership announced September 2025 to map the world in 3D, with Ecopia extracting vector features from Vantor's satellite imagery archive.
Ecopia announced delivery of more than 1.9 million high-precision building footprints and over 2.5 million geocoded address points to the State of Mississippi, for use in electoral operations, emergency preparedness and infrastructure planning.
Ecopia announced a partnership with Vantor, formerly Maxar Intelligence, committing to produce more than one billion features worldwide by extracting vector features from Vantor's 30cm satellite imagery archive.
Sourced from the company's own pages or announcements.
Jon Lipinski
President and Co-Founder
Bill Singleton
Vice President of Sales
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