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From spacecraft that can think for themselves to machine-learning tools sorting years of satellite data in seconds, this is where SpaceInfo Club tracks artificial intelligence’s growing role in space science and exploration. Coverage spans autonomous mission systems, AI-assisted data analysis, and space-optimised machine learning research like REALM at Space Park Leicester.
It’s a young beat for us — AI’s footprint in the space sector is expanding fast, and we’re building out our coverage as new projects and partnerships emerge.
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