As temperatures soar above 40°C across India, Satleo Labs, a burgeoning space-tech startup, is utilizing satellite data to assist cities like Ahmedabad in managing extreme heat. Their innovative platform, recently launched in collaboration with the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC), employs satellite-based thermal technology and AI analytics to accurately forecast urban heat hotspots with a precision of 2-3°C. This service is particularly valuable for outdoor gig workers, delivery personnel, and cab drivers who face heightened exposure to extreme conditions. Co-founder and CEO Shravan Bhati emphasizes the need for high-resolution climate data, noting that traditional weather alerts often fail to capture local temperature variations. By integrating open-source thermal datasets from global satellites with proprietary AI enhancements, Satleo Labs creates detailed thermal intelligence layers, enabling predictions of heat hotspots for the next 3-4 days. The platform's insights help health officials prepare for heat-related illnesses by deploying additional medical resources in anticipated hot zones. With ongoing climate change intensifying heatwaves, Satleo Labs aims to position itself as a leader in the space-tech sector, planning to launch its own thermal satellite to further enhance urban climate resilience.