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Ubotica funded by EC to pioneer AI In Space Defence - Vimarsana News

Ubotica funded by EC to pioneer AI In Space Defence

Ubotica, the Irish space AI specialist, is selected to participate in ARCHYTAS, to develop AI accelerators for defence applications.

Comsat Architects and Ubotica Technologies Join Forces to Bring AI to Space - Vimarsana News

Comsat Architects and Ubotica Technologies Join Forces to Bring AI to Space

/PRNewswire/ -- Comsat Architects, a leading space communications company in Northeast Ohio, announces a new partnership with Ubotica Technologies, a pioneer...

Irish government funds NSSPI consortium for optical space comms - Vimarsana News

Irish government funds NSSPI consortium for optical space comms

The Irish government has awarded funding of €7.9 million to the Ireland-based National Space Subsystems and Payloads Initiative (NSSPI) consortium. The

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Five of the fastest-growing AI roles to watch out for in 2023

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Ubotica Expands Technical Advisory Board with Appointment of Tony McDonald - Vimarsana News

Ubotica Expands Technical Advisory Board with Appointment of Tony McDonald

Dublin, Ireland: Ubotica Technologies™, a leading provider of smarts for smart satellites, is pleased to announce that Tony McDonald has joined its Technical Advisory Board. Tony has many years of experience of working within the space industry to develop strategies to exploit opportunities both in institutional space programmes (ESA) and the commercial space market. While at Enterprise