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Satellite-collected automatic identification system vessel-tracking data from a low-earth-orbit constellation, with enhanced polar reach that terrestrial AIS receivers cannot provide — real-time and historical global ship positions at millions-of-positions scale, vessel particulars and voyage history, a port catalogue (3,600+ ports, expanding toward 12,000+) enriched with time, weather and destination inference, geofenced monitoring over predefined and user-defined zones, and a historical archive used for incident analysis, traffic-pattern study and pollution investigations

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Industry: Application SoftwareMarine
Instruments: equitiescommodities
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Type: not stated
Format: Tabular and geospatial — position time-series with vessel identifiers and static particulars, port and destination records, and geofence definitions, delivered through a web console plus an API for feeding in-house business-intelligence and fleet-operations systems
Volume: Millions of vessel positions as the stated handling scale, a port catalogue of 3,600+ ports expanding to 12,000+, and a multi-year historical position archive queryable for incident and traffic-pattern analysis; total raw volume on the order of terabytes given global satellite AIS collection, though no byte figure is published
Users: N/A — sold as a data feed and web console to institutional customers rather than as a registered-user platform, and no account or seat count is published; audience is best read as a small number of maritime, government and analytics buyers
History: 5 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Uncertain — the product page describes an active roadmap (port catalogue expanding from 3,600+ to 12,000+, second-generation satellites, multilingual interface), but the corporate entity shows only ~3 employees, which is very small for an operator claiming its own orbital constellation; both signals recorded rather than reconciled
Launched: Est. 2022-2024 — the company record was created in late 2022 and the product references second-generation collection satellites, so the MKAIS service sits after that founding date rather than being a long-established feed
Delivery: not stated
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