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Artificial intelligence program will allow earth-observation and communications satellites to have longer working lifetimes in space.

Israel Aerospace Unveils AI-Powered Satellite Operation and Management System Our Bureau 425 Image for representation only. Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has developed SatGuard an Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered system for operating and managing observation and communication satellites. The new SatGuard system is designed to extend the life of satellites deployed into orbit. Powered by AI, big data and machine learning, the system detects anomalies and other irregularities in the satellite’s operations. SatGuard’s development is based on years of focus and experience in space...

An illustration of IAI's SatGuard’s simulation (Courtesy) Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has developed a new system to operate and manage observation and communication satellites, designed to extend the life of satellites deployed into orbit. The new SatGuard system uses AI, big data and machine learning technologies that are able to detect anomalies and other irregularities in satellites’ operations. Telemetry information received from the satellites enables the system to analyze trends and identify irregularities and changes, address them, and prevent future anomalies, IAI said in a ...

The ‘Big Game’ Around Georgia’s Deep-Water Ports Publication: Eurasia Daily Monitor Volume: 18 Issue: 79 Anaklia deep-water port mockup (Source: Agenda.ge) Last March, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili announced that his government would post a new tender for the construction of the Anaklia deep-water port (Report.ge March 31; Netgazeti, March 4). This mega-project, originally envisioned by former president Mikhail Saakashvili (in power 2004–2012), is the most ambitious in Georgian history. Several years ago, the country’s parliament even amended the constitution to facili...

FOOTSTEPS charity has strengthened its support services in St Helens and Warrington by becoming a subsidiary of national health and social care charity, Making Space. Footsteps has been supporting families affected by substance dependency within their own families for more than 20 years. This new relationship with Making Space will mean Footsteps can reach out to even more families seeking help due to drug and alcohol use. Founded by a small group of concerned parents, Footsteps has provided professional advice, support and respite opportunities to hundreds of individuals and families...