For satellite operators, AI’s potential benefits are impossible to ignore. As Earth observation and communications constellations expand, AI tools promise to streamline operations, reduce on-orbit collisions and speed up analysis of remote sensing data.
Opportunities and challenges for space-based AI with experts from the Aerospace Corporation, Stanford University’s Center for AEroSpace Autonomy Research (CAESAR), Magnestar, and Redwire Space were discussed.
Panelists
Mike Nemerouf, DirectorInnovation, Science and Technology Aerospace Corporation
Al Tadros, CTORedwire Space
Simone D’Amico, Co-founderStanford Center for AEroSpace Autonomy Research
Moderator
Debra WernerSenior Staff WriterSpaceNews
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Could you elaborate on how AI tools are specifically used to streamline space operations and reduce on-orbit collisions?