Latitudo40 S.r.l

Latitudo40 S. r. l, based in Italy, specializes in advanced geospatial solutions that utilize artificial intelligence and satellite imagery to monitor urban environments and critical infrastructure. Founded in 2017 by co-founders Gaetano Volpe and Mauro Manente, Latitudo40 S.

r. l is engaged in providing geospatial solutions tailored for urban planning and environmental monitoring. In January 2026, Latitudo40 S. r.

l raised venture funding from investor Kurrant Ventures. Latitudo40 specializes in providing advanced geospatial solutions that leverage artificial intelligence and high-resolution satellite imagery to monitor urban environments and critical infrastructure. Their core offerings include the EarthDataInsights (EDI) platform, an all-in-one geospatial hub designed for cities and territories to make informed, data-driven decisions regarding urban planning and environmental monitoring. Additionally, their EarthDataPlace serves as a marketplace for precision satellite data and geospatial insights, offering vital environmental data such as land surface temperature and vegetation health.

These products cater to a diverse clientele, including urban planners, agricultural sectors, banks, and insurance companies, who utilize these insights to address climate adaptation and resilience challenges in various geographical markets, including Europe and North America. Latitudo40 generates revenue through a subscription-based model, allowing clients to access their suite of geospatial solutions and data analytics tools. This transactional structure involves partnerships with municipalities, corporations, and agricultural enterprises, as well as direct-to-consumer applications. Clients subscribe to various pricing plans that grant them access to specific products and features, with standard agreements typically covering annual or monthly access to the EarthDataInsights platform and related services.

The company's flagship products are positioned to serve industries needing to enhance their resilience against climate risks, providing them with essential insights that facilitate informed decision-making and sustainable practices. The company will use the January 2026 funding to support Latitudo40 global smart cities ecosystem solutions.