The AI-powered underwriter
for subsurface risk.
Oculta uses a groundbreaking combination of drone-based hardware and machine learning to provide industry-leading subsurface risk intelligence to aid all kinds of property investors in their future endeavors across all industries.
The Problem
Subsurface assessment is broken.
Traditional surveys take weeks before an investor gets actionable data, with complex sites taking even longer.
Conventional geotechnical assessments vary widely in cost and scope, with no standardized output.
Amount of damages incurred when the subsurface is misvalued.
Budget lost on mis-valued land, mispriced risk, and downstream pollution surprises.
How It Works
Three steps from site to signal.
Drone Survey
Our proprietary drone hardware conducts a rapid subsurface scan of the target site, capturing data no satellite or manual team can match.
Machine Learning Processing
Oculta's models ingest raw sensor data and cross-reference it against geological databases, seismic records, and environmental indices.
Risk Report
You receive a standardized, actionable risk intelligence report in 48 hours, not 6 weeks.
Use Cases
Built for every industry
with ground beneath it.
Real Estate
↗Give developers and investors a clear picture of foundation risk, soil stability, and environmental liability before acquisition.
Energy
↗Accelerate site selection for renewable and conventional energy projects with precise subsurface profiling.
Insurance
↗Underwrite ground-risk policies with data-driven confidence. Replace actuarial guesswork with verified intelligence.
Banking & Mortgages
↗Identify viable properties and assess subsurface risks to minimize financial exposure.
The Team
Built at Stanford.
Daniel Banin
Stanford undergraduate studying mathematics and political science. Previously at UC Berkeley Molecular Biology, the Stanford Economics Department, and the Hoover Institution. Winner of the Stanford BASES Pitch Competition and incoming Vice President of BASES for 2026–27.
Filip Buscu
Stanford undergraduate studying aerospace engineering. Founder of RomSpace, the company that built and launched Romania's first satellites. Has built drones equipped with ground-penetrating radar technology and conducts research at the Stanford Robotics Center.
Arin Parsa
Stanford undergraduate studying mathematics and computer science. Has conducted research at UC Santa Barbara and Boston University, building machine learning pipelines across geospatial analysis and bioinformatics.
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