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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CogniSAT-XE2 will fly on Ubotica’s CogniSAT-6 mission that was announced in November 2022.
Ubotica Technologies and Open Cosmos signed an agreement to deliver CogniSat-6, an AI-centric cubesat mission with autonomous capabilities.
Ubotica Technologies and Open Cosmos have signed an agreement to deliver CogniSat-6.
Ubotica’s AI-enabled compression techniques on CogniSat-6 will increase usable data received by the ground station two-fold compared with standard compression approaches.
Ubotica Technologies and Open Cosmos signed an agreement to deliver CogniSat-6, an AI-centric CubeSat mission with autonomous capabilities.
Ubotica Technologies and Open Cosmos signed an agreement to deliver CogniSat-6, an AI-centric CubeSat mission that includes autonomous capabilities.
Ubotica’s AI-enabled compression techniques on CogniSat-6 will increase usable data received by the ground station six-fold compared with transmitting uncompressed images.
Ubotica built and tested PhiSat-1’s AI technology in close partnership with cosine measurement systems, the University of Pisa, and Sinergise.
Intel’s Myriad 2 Vision Processing Unit provides onboard artificial intelligence for the PhiSat-1 system built by Ubotica Technologies and paired with a hyperspectral-thermal camera from cosine measurement systems.
The European Space Agency and Ubotica are collaborating on PhiSat-2, which will carry another Myriad 2 VPU into orbit.
Ubotica built and tested the AI technology for PhiSat-1.
ESA and Ubotica are developing PhiSat-2, which will carry another Intel Movidius Myriad 2 VPU into orbit.