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Embark on a Celestial Odyssey: Unveiling the Universe with Hestia In the realm where technology intertwines with the mysteries of the cosmos, a groundbreaking innovation emerges: Hestia. Crafted by the visionary minds at Vaonis, the masterminds behind the acclaimed Stellina and Vespera smart telescopes, Hestia heralds a new era in stargazing technology. https://lnkd.in/gTKtcPY6

Latitudo 40 is live at Ital-IA Conference 2024! We are excited to be the Gold Sponsor at Ital-IA, the Fourth National CINI Conference on Artificial Intelligence, which is happening live today at the Stazione Marittima Conference Center (Molo Angioino) in #Naples. This two-day event, hosted by the University of Naples Federico II, is a pivotal platform for fostering collaboration among public institutions, the Italian industry, and the scientific research community. Ital-IA aims to build a national network to harness the development potential of AI technologies. Organized by the National Laboratory "Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Systems" (AIIS) under the CINI (Consortium of Italian Universities for Informatics), the AIIS Laboratory was established in June 2018 with the support of the Department of Information and Security of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers. Today, it comprises 58 nodes, including nearly all Italian universities and various public and private research centers. As part of our sponsorship, we will present a short paper titled "Designing Sustainable Cities: Utilizing AI and Earth Observation for Urban Development." We are showcasing our last innovations and solutions in the field of AI for Remote sensing, including #EarthDataPlace, our new marketplace for geospatial insights. Join us at Ital-IA to explore these cutting-edge solutions and engage with leaders in the field of artificial intelligence. #ItalIA #ArtificialIntelligence #Latitudo40 #AIConference #AIResearch #Innovation

19th june 2024 Kenya space expo conference 2nd day. Some of key aspects we need to consider; Why should we be looking into space? What do we stand to gain? The government is engaging SMEs and private sectors in formulation of policies that will create a smooth journey into exploration of space. Main agenda has been space technologies for societal benefits, monitoring space and role of AI and technology in adoption of space technologies.

As the European Space Agency, we're immensely proud of the GAIA mission and its groundbreaking work in creating the most precise star map of our galaxy to date. This incredible project has revolutionized our understanding of the Milky Way and beyond. GAIA has produced an unprecedented wealth of data, cataloging nearly two billion stars with extraordinary precision. While we're approaching the end of GAIA's operational life due to depleting cold gas propellant, its impact on science will continue for generations. The mission's legacy includes: • A 3D map of our galaxy with unparalleled detail • Insights into stellar evolution and galactic dynamics • Discovery of thousands of new celestial objects The ESA Mars team salutes the dedicated scientists, engineers, and space enthusiasts who made GAIA possible. Though this chapter may be closing, the discoveries stemming from GAIA's data are just beginning. #SpaceExploration #GAIA European Space Agency - ESA #ScienceAndTechnology

🚀 Exciting News from Runway Startup Incubator! 🚀 We are thrilled to share that one of our promising startups, Terensis, has been selected to join the prestigious ESA BIC Switzerland program! This achievement is a significant milestone in their journey to revolutionize the agri-food chain. Terensis is addressing a critical challenge in the agricultural sector: the inefficiency and information asymmetries that lead to up to 30% of harvested crops never reaching the table. By leveraging cutting-edge technology, Terensis is developing the Crop Digital Twin (CDT) – a groundbreaking solution that combines satellite imagery with biophysical models to simulate crop development from sowing to harvest, globally. This technology can predict crop yields up to two months before harvest, providing invaluable insights to all actors along the agri-food chain. We are immensely proud of Terensis and their innovative approach to enhancing food security and resource efficiency. Together with ESA and the dedicated team at ESA BIC Switzerland, we are eager to support Terensis in their mission to transform the agricultural landscape. Join us in celebrating this achievement and looking forward to a future where technology and agriculture go hand in hand to secure food for generations to come. Terensis Startupticker.ch ESA Commercialisation Gateway STARTUP CAMPUS Switzerland Melanie Binggeli Annina Graf Gregor Perich Lukas Valentin Graf #RunwayIncubator #Terensis #ESABICSwitzerland #AgriTech #FoodSecurity #Innovation

🚨 NEW Interview! Elisa Michelini chats about a novel biosensor developed at the Dept of Chemistry of Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna, that will be tested in case studies as part of the FARMWISE project. 🎥 Find out more, by watching the full interview below. #FARMWISE #BIOSENSOR #WaterQuality #SustainableFarming #ContaminantMonitoring

Otrium CEO steps down, US branch sold. Otrium Veronika Cucorova Jorne Antoni-Wildeboer Andrew Robb Eslam Tharwat Nadeesha Dilruwan Max Klijnstra Jubba Smail Philip Sonneveldt Nikki Bueno de Mesquita (Kaya)Öznur K. Hashan Kulasinghe Dmitry Plaunov Marissa Pipkin Colette Sloet tot Everlo Jiske Blanken Gene Wong Kon Loi Cita Ayeni Marlot Kiveron #pentoz #january #january2024 #Technology #tech #ai #innovation #innovation2024 #innovation #news #newsupdate #update #us #otrium #ceo

WESAT Student Satellite Program https://lnkd.in/gA5c2v2M This is what everybody dreamt of when they stepped into space club-DEVIKA D K and Surya Jayakumar, their excitement, saying repeatedly how distinguished they felt when they were at SHAR. Space club was a winning phase... Identifying agendas for the next week, even if we were out of content, we kept going by just being there for the meeting and hear something LIZY ABRAHAM would have to say and stay motivated. The day Ajina S M asked me to be the coordinator, taking up the responsibilty, working on it, sharing meeting agendas for next one, making sure meeting minutes are shared in the group the day itself to make sure everybody got on the same page....... those were 'intellectually' busy days ! I remember going through an article on Solar flares, on one of my visits to the digital library at college, came to know it's an unmonitored area, and it is a great deal for astronauts out there with a peak intense X-ray hitting them very unexpectedly. The only problem I could see with the idea was, solar flares only occurs occasionally. Any way I decided to present it on one of the meetings, and soon we proceeded with checking the feasibility on developing a system to monitor the X-rays. After a handful of discussions, we understood developing an X-ray sensor that too with space-grade is lil out of budget and won't fit in with the resources we had and that's when LIZY ABRAHAM suggested, why don't we do a feasibility check on UV rays... and the rest is going to be history. Along with handing over the baton, enlightened us on how to keep the club moving without getting distracted from academics. 1. Form final year project teams within the space club rather than going with friends, which we usually would have done, of course. 2. Take up the ideas we came up with for WESAT, and do research & feasibilty study on it, making it our final year project. I would really like to share the opportunities that came our way just by being in the club. My core team had Lisha S S SRUTHI SANAL Hridya Krishnan, took up the application involving atmospheric pollution monitoring, extending the research, trying to see loopholes in the existing system, trying to see significance of each gas present in the air, and so on. Space club was a space were we can talk on ideas without being called nerd. A space to express ourselves, all kinds of thoughts. With our ongoing research, we applied for KSCSTE grant, tried to get in on KETCON - Kerala Technological Congress, which we did - a delightful trip to GEC, Thrissur. Me along with Hridya Krishnan won the district level KSEB Seminar competition, participated in zonal level at Alappuzha, and we got appreciated for our presentation skills by professionals. (really going to dig into those certificates.) And at last, before leaving college, LIZY ABRAHAM came to the class and addressed everyone and I would treasure the words she had for me...

We are very glad to welcome LOKI s.r.l. - Laboratory Of Key Innovations in our community of incubated #space start-ups! LOKI's mission is to use space technologies and #AI to innovate road infrastructure monitoring, enabling real-time, data-driven solutions that improve safety through #technology, reduce maintenance costs, and enhance public infrastructure management. The start-up's first product, Asfalto Sicuro®, uses high-resolution cameras, GNSS, and IMU to detect and geolocate road defects in real-time: by incorporating Copernicus SAR data, Galileo HAS, and OSNMA, the system enhances accuracy and ensures secure signal authentication, providing municipalities with a proactive tool for #road maintenance. Discover more: https://lnkd.in/dxGs5JGg ESA Space Solutions | ESA Commercialisation Gateway | Agenzia Spaziale Italiana | I3P - Innovative Companies Incubator of Politecnico Torino | Politecnico di Torino | Fondazione LINKS | Regione Piemonte | Fondazione Compagnia di San Paolo | Camera di commercio di Torino #ESABIC #technology #innovation

🌊 Looking forward to seeing you at the #BlueEconomySummit 🐬 You absolutely cannot miss the engaging discussions that will take place during the event on a broad range of topics 🐋 Check out the agenda below and discover the incredible lineup of speakers!