The Engine

The Engine is the technology stack Woza Labs deploys to build operational systems for organisations that run physical assets and territory. Woza describes it as packaging science, engineering and artificial intelligence into reusable capability, and its homepage names four technologies: Ark, Zenith, Orion and Atlas.

It addresses a recurring problem: the data needed for a decision exists but sits in separate systems, agencies and satellite archives, so answers are assembled by hand. In a deployment, Woza's engineers work inside the client's operation and build a system on the Engine that fuses sources such as satellite observation, weather, terrain, records and the client's own data into one model. A 2023 Woza technical post names Sentinel, Landsat and MODIS imagery as inputs to its cotton sustainability mapping.

Published deployments include a grid-resilience layer for Iberdrola (a failure-probability model per span, delivered on the map the control room already uses; Woza reports 1.1M km of predictive coverage and 73% faster response to climate events), Basodata for Hazi (one model of every forest stand in the Basque Country; Woza reports 722K ha under the model and 500+ data sources and actors in one ontology), a land-decision model for Azpilur, and the data-fusion layer beneath the agtech platforms of Agrology and SIMA Earth. Woza states that more than 30 systems are in production, some under NDA.

The Engine is not a self-serve product: each system is built to order, and every deployment reuses and extends the same base. Pricing is not published. Predicterra, an energy risk product, is a separate company built from the Engine.