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Revolutionising Pipeline Monitoring with CogniSAT-6 🚀 Ubotica’s CogniSAT-6 is set to transform how we monitor oil and gas pipelines. Here’s how we’re making a difference: - Real-Time Leak and Spill Detection: Get alerts within minutes for quick action.💧 - Preventative Maintenance: Continuous monitoring to spot issues before they become problems.🛠️ - Enhanced Security: Detect unauthorised activities and safeguard your infrastructure.🔒 - Eco-Friendly: Onboard processing cuts down CO2 emissions and optimizes resources.🌱 #OilandGas #Ubotica #GasPipelines #OilPipelines

🙌Meet the #Ubotica team Farnborough International 📆 22-26 July 📍 Farnborough, UK 🤝To book a meeting with our team 📩 matti.ekdahl@ubotica.com #FarnboroughInternationalAirshow #FarnboroughAirshow #SPACEAI #Ubotica #EarthObservation #SmartSatellites #LiveEarthIntelligence

Meet the #Ubotica Team at the Annual Small Satellite Conference! 📆 3-8 August 2024 📍 Logan Utah "During the 38th Annual Small Satellite Conference, we will explore how automation is being integrated into small satellite systems across the space, launch, ground, and user segments, making them smarter and more effective." We're excited to connect with everyone at the Small Satellite Conference. See you in Logan! Want to arrange a meeting? email 📧john.doody@ubotica.com #SPACEAI #Ubotica #EarthObservation #SmartSatellites #LiveEarthIntelligence #SmallSatelliteConference

The combination of Earth Observation (EO), the Internet of Things (IoT), and SPACE:AI by Ubotica, transforms satellites into providers of Live Earth Intelligence. Imagine a scenario where an IoT sensor network is deployed across a stretch of ocean or a large lake. These sensors can detect anomalies that could indicate environmental hazards—such as sudden increases in bilge discharge from ships or the early formation of harmful algal blooms. Upon detecting such potential threats, the IoT system sends an immediate alert to an AI-equipped satellite. This satellite, with its high-resolution imaging capabilities, swiftly orients to capture detailed imagery of the affected area. Onboard SPACE:AI, trained in image recognition and pattern analysis, processes this data in real-time to immediately identify hazard signs, such as oil slick patterns characteristic of bilge discharge or the distinct colouration of an algal bloom. Read more on the Platero mission here: https://zurl.co/4II0 #SPACEAI #Ubotica #EarthObservation #SmartSatellites #LiveEarthIntelligence #IOT #SpaceTech #algalblooms #agriculture

To enable the Earth Observation space systems required to serve the needs of life on Earth in the near future, these systems need to operate more efficiently and autonomously.` Artificial Intelligence can be deployed on the edge on spacecraft to provide this required increased autonomy. CogniSAT-6, an upcoming CubeSat Earth Observation mission by Ubotica and Open Cosmos, will leverage this technology to interpret captured images and use this extracted information to autonomously schedule operations without any input from ground. This capability greatly increases the efficiency of Earth Observation systems and enables tip-and-cue scenarios. Read the full publication here: https://zurl.co/aghZ #SPACEAI #Ubotica #EarthObservation #SmartSatellites #LiveEarthIntelligence #CogniSAT6

Benchmarking Deep Learning, Instrument Processing, and Mission Planning Applications on edge Processors onboard the ISS. We benchmark deep learning models on Intel’s Movidius Myriad X Vision Processing Unit, enabled by HPE’s Spaceborne Computer-2. Deployed classifiers include neural networks trained on Mars imagery from the Reconnaissance Orbiter and Curiosity rover as well as a Myriad X memory test. This work is a step towards running similar classifiers for a range of applications, including onboard autonomy and data distillation. Read the full paper: https://zurl.co/NRfB #SPACEAI #Ubotica #EarthObservation #SmartSatellites #LiveEarthIntelligence

SPACE:AI Maximises Satellite Utilisation With Dynamic Re-Tasking Dynamic Re-tasking enables EO satellites to adapt their tasking mid-orbit to serve multiple missions. For example, a satellite can monitor marine health over the ocean and watch for wildfires over land all in one pass. This capability maximises utilisation and broadens revenue streams. find out more here: https://zurl.co/rPYw #SPACEAI #Ubotica #EarthObservation #SmartSatellites #LiveEarthIntelligence

Happy 4th of July from Ubotica! Wishing our friends and partners in the United States a happy Independence day! Image credit: NASA Earth Observatory image by Robert Simmon #Independenceday #SPACEAI #Ubotica

Besma, Lead Data Scientist for Ubotica Technologies has served as the chair for the session "Efficient Training Paradigms for Edge Devices: Balancing Memory and Time Constraints." CoDiT 2024. During this session, Besma presented two groundbreaking papers: - "Hardware-aware, Deep-learning Approaches for Image Denoising and Star Detection for Star Tracker Sensors" - Co-authored by Besma Guesmi and David Moloney, this paper delves into efficient star image processing for accurate attitude determination. - "EoFNets: EyeonFlare Networks to Predict Solar Flares Using TCN" - Co-authored by Besma Guesmi, Jinen Daghrir, David Moloney, Carlos Urbina Ortega, Gianluca Furano, Giuseppe Mandorlo, Elena Hervás Martín, José Luis Espinosa Aranda, this research focuses on space weather monitoring, nowcasting, and early warnings to limit the impact of space winds on satellites operation and earth. These contributions highlight our team's dedication to advancing research and space technologies. For more information, 📩 email: besma.guesmi@ubotica.com. Please note that the publications will be available on our website once published by the conference.

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new website! At Ubotica, we are committed to revolutionising Earth Observation (EO) with cutting-edge SPACE:AI. Our new site is designed to provide you with a comprehensive overview of our innovative technologies, projects, and mission. Take a look: https://zurl.co/v2q6 #SPACEAI #Ubotica #EarthObservation #SmartSatellites #LiveEarthIntelligence