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For satellite operators, the potential benefits of AI are impossible to ignore. As Earth observation and communications constellations expand, artificial intelligence tools promise to streamline operations, reduce in-orbit collisions, and accelerate analysis of remote sensing data.
The opportunities and challenges of space-based AI were discussed with experts from Aerospace Corporation, Stanford University's Center for AEroSpace Autonomy Research (CAESAR), Magnestar, and Redwire Space.
Panelists
Mike Nemerouf, director
Aerospace Corporation for Innovation, Science and Technology
Al Tadros, Chief Technology Officer
Red wire gap
Simone D'Amico, co-founder
Stanford Center for Aerospace Autonomy Research
Moderator
Deborah Werner
Senior Editor
SpaceNews
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