Marek Wilgucki

Marek Wilgucki

Wrocław
Marek Wilgucki is co-founder and CEO of TerraEye, a Wrocław-based company that helps mining companies decide where to explore. He led TerraEye through the inaugural CDL Minerals cohort (2023/24) at Creative Destruction Lab, Vancouver.
13
Nov
TerraEye Product Update November 2025

TerraEye Product Update November 2025

We’ve released a set of upgrades that make projects easier to understand, quicker to analyze, and, yes, more enjoyable
2 min read
19
Sep
Unlock the Power of Satellite Data, Remote Sensing, and Artificial Intelligence with TerraEye

Unlock the Power of Satellite Data, Remote Sensing, and Artificial Intelligence with TerraEye

TerraEye revolutionizes mineral exploration and environmental monitoring by integrating advanced artificial intelligence (AI) into its platform. By transforming vast amounts
5 min read
19
Sep
What are Siamese Networks, How Do They Work and how to apply them to mineral exploration?

What are Siamese Networks, How Do They Work and how to apply them to mineral exploration?

Siamese Networks (SN) are an AI solution within neural network architecture, designed for tasks that involve comparing two data inputs
3 min read
19
Sep
Remote Sensing Analysis Accelerates Copper-Silver Exploration at AX Project

Remote Sensing Analysis Accelerates Copper-Silver Exploration at AX Project

TerraEye recently completed a rapid, comprehensive remote sensing analysis for the AX copper-silver project in northern British Columbia, demonstrating
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17
Sep
Unlocking Hidden Potential: How TerraEye Helped Kuya Silver Explore the Bethania Region

Unlocking Hidden Potential: How TerraEye Helped Kuya Silver Explore the Bethania Region

At TerraEye, we believe that modern exploration requires more than boots on the ground. It requires fast, accurate, and scalable
4 min read
16
Sep
How TerraEye (with EUSPA) Helped Kuniko Get From Desk to Outcrop — Fast

How TerraEye (with EUSPA) Helped Kuniko Get From Desk to Outcrop — Fast

In April 2025 we kicked off an EU Space demonstrator with Kuniko and EUSPA: take Copernicus data and show—in
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