Ubotica Technologies, founded in 2017, is a space-tech company based in Dublin, Ireland, that specializes in enabling artificial intelligence on satellites for Earth observation. They are a provider of hardware and software solutions that allow for on-board data processing and real-time insights, primarily through their CogniSAT platform, which includes AI processing solutions like cloud removal and data compression. Ubotica partners with organizations like NASA JPL, ESA, IBM, and Kongsberg NanoAvionics to advance autonomous AI capabilities in space, focusing on edge computing and delivering mission-critical insights for Earth observation and defense sectors. Associated keywords: Space AI, edge computing, Earth observation, satellite technology, CogniSAT.
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Fintan Buckley is the CEO of Ubotica Technologies.
Ubotica Technologies received a grant from the European Defence Fund to support the ARCHYTAS project.
Ubotica Technologies is a company that develops autonomous AI-powered satellite technology.
Comsat Architects will develop Ubotica’s SPACE:AI onboard platform to create autonomous communications networks and routing algorithms for constellations of small satellites.
Comsat Architects will develop Ubotica’s SPACE:AI onboard platform to create autonomous communications networks and routing algorithms for constellations of small satellites.
CogniSAT-6 is an autonomous, SPACE AI-enabled satellite mission operated by Ubotica.
Ubotica launched the CogniSAT-6 mission onboard SpaceX’s Transporter 10.
Ubotica partnered with Open Cosmos on the CogniSAT-6/HAMMER mission.
Ubotica intends Live Earth Intelligence from CogniSAT-6 to support applications including precision agriculture by providing farmers with real-time crop health intelligence for optimized irrigation and fertilization.
Ubotica’s stated mission objectives for CogniSAT-6 are to deliver Live Earth Intelligence directly to users, autonomously schedule observations using onboard AI, and enable direct user interaction with the spacecraft via a mobile app.
Ubotica will launch the CogniSAT-6 satellite in early March on SpaceX’s Transporter 10 mission.
Ubotica’s SPACE:AI Edge AI technology can perform inference on diverse inputs including optical, hyperspectral, and radar data.
Developers can deploy applications and AI models on satellites powered by Ubotica’s SPACE:AI technology.
Ubotica Technologies intends the new U.S. headquarters to expand its commercial and government customer base across the Americas.
Ubotica established its U.S. headquarters at the Ohio Aerospace Institute to advance AI autonomy in satellites and expand U.S. operations.
Ubotica’s new United States headquarters expands the company’s commercial and government customer base across the Americas.
Ubotica Technologies has a strategic partnership with IBM to build infrastructure for deploying AI applications to satellites.
The Ubotica–IBM partnership provides mutual customers with a framework to deploy Space AI applications directly to CogniSAT onboard processing systems.
CogniSAT-CRC will fly on the Ubotica CogniSAT-6 mission announced in November 2022.
CogniSAT-CRC will fly on the Ubotica CogniSAT-6 mission that was announced in November 2022.