Weatherproofing space with artificial intelligence.
Blue Eye Soft (Blue Space) builds AI that predicts satellite anomalies from space weather, protects power grids, advances quantum sensing and communication, and helps clinicians read medical images faster.
Explore our technologyOur partnersForensics and forecasting for every satellite
SAFER fuses historic and real-time space weather, satellite catalogs and anomaly records to warn operators before space weather strikes — and to explain what caused an anomaly afterwards. Built under U.S. Air Force and Space Force contracts and national-laboratory CRADAs.
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Technology portfolio
From orbit to the operating room — nine product lines built on one core capability: turning complex physical-world data into decisions people can trust.
SAFER™
Space Anomaly Forensics & Environment Resolution
AI that predicts and diagnoses satellite anomalies by fusing space-weather data with spacecraft telemetry. SAFER separates environmental causes — radiation, surface charging, geomagnetic storms — from system faults and forecasts risk windows so operators can act before a failure.
Learn more →DefenseSAFER-BOM
Blue Object Management for multi-domain operations
A defense adaptation of SAFER that fuses multimodal space, sensor and environmental data for explainable anomaly detection, friendly-asset tracking and simulation-based planning, designed for Indo-Pacific mission needs and a path to JADC2.
Learn more →EnergySpace Weather for the Grid
Geomagnetic-storm intelligence for utilities
The SAFER engine applied to the power grid: forecasting geomagnetically induced currents and turning space-weather alerts into decisions for transformers, transmission lines and operators.
Learn more →Energy & nuclearRisk-Informed Asset Intelligence
Decision support for high-reliability assets
A decision engine that turns equipment condition, degradation, maintenance and risk data into prioritized maintenance and asset actions — productizing research from Ohio State University with Argonne National Laboratory.
Learn more →Flight softwareOrbitOS
Reusable mission software for small satellites
A reusable mission layer built on NASA JPL's open-source F´ (F Prime) flight-software framework, designed to cut small-satellite integration time and cost.
Learn more →QuantumQuantum Technologies
Quantum sensing, photonics and secure communication
A growing quantum portfolio built through licensing and research partnerships: quantum-dot single-photon sources, quantum magnetometry for space-weather sensing, and quantum-secure communication networks.
Learn more →HealthcareBlueDocAI™
AI for medical imaging
Clinical decision support that helps radiologists detect conditions in chest X-rays in seconds. Built on technology exclusively licensed from the University of Dayton Research Institute and protected by U.S. Patent 11,087,883.
Learn more →CentresSpace Weather Prediction Centres
Forecasting, research and talent in India
Research and operations centres that forecast space-weather impacts on satellites and power grids and train the next generation of space scientists — more than 35 research interns trained.
Learn more →VenturesGagan Vihar – Space City of India
An integrated space-innovation district
A planned space city combining a space experience centre, startup zones, R&D, manufacturing, education and international collaboration — developed and operated by BES Space Private Limited. Part of more than $200M in projects in progress.
Learn more →Working with government, national labs, universities and industry
Federal contracts and CRADAs, university licenses and research collaborations across the United States, Europe and India.
Technology transfer pipeline
Twelve technology transfers executed or in progress with national laboratories, universities and agencies.
| Executed | University of Dayton Research InstituteCOVID-19 chest X-ray AI — exclusive license | 2020 |
| Executed | Los Alamos National LaboratoryPreMevE radiation-belt electron forecasting model — CRADA code transfer | 2021–23 |
| Executed | AFRL Space Vehicles DirectorateSpace-based environmental threat detection — CRADA | 2025 |
| Executed | Blue Eye Soft (own IP)U.S. Patent 11,087,883 — transfer-to-transfer learning for medical imaging | 2022 |
| In progress | The Ohio State UniversityRisk-informed decision support for high-reliability assets (T2023-126) — R&D license | 2026 |
| In progress | Argonne National LaboratoryNuclear and high-reliability asset AI — DOE BOOST and Technology Commercialization Fund partner | 2026 |
What leaders say
What government, national-laboratory and industry leaders say about Blue Eye Soft.
Companies like Blue Eye Soft Corporation invest in South Carolina because we have shown the world that we have the workforce and the competitive business environment needed for innovation and continued growth.
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We appreciate Blue Eye Soft's continued investment in South Carolina and its efforts to advance innovation, strengthen critical supply chains and expand opportunities for small businesses.
We at the U.S. Commercial Service value the opportunity to celebrate the achievements of companies like Blue Eye Soft. This innovation-driven, minority and veteran-owned company showcases the caliber of firms operating in South Carolina.
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We were driven to help Blue Eye Soft make this technology available as quickly as possible.
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Continuing the work between Argonne, Ohio State, and Blue Eye Soft improves the odds that this DOE-developed technology reaches the market.
Entrepreneurial enterprises like Blue Eye Soft are putting Greenville on the map for cutting-edge I.T. companies.
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