17–19 Mar 2020
European Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC)
Europe/Amsterdam timezone
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Session

Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning

19 Mar 2020, 11:20
Newton 1 and 2 (European Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC))

Newton 1 and 2

European Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC)

Keplerlaan 1 2201AZ Noordwijk ZH The Netherlands

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  1. Mr Jason Vidmar (Xilinx Corp)
    19/03/2020, 11:20
    Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning

    In the past decade, the field of Machine Learning has witnessed dramatic breakthroughs in the state of the art for tasks such as image classification and object detection, aided by advancements in algorithms, training data and computing architectures. To date, most results have been demonstrated for terrestrial applications, but there is significant demand for solutions that can scale these...

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  2. Stephan van Beek (MathWorks)
    19/03/2020, 11:45
    Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning

    Artificial intelligence (Deep Learning) is everywhere. Home appliances, automotive, entertainment systems, you name it, they are all packing AI capabilities. The space industry is no exception. Automated recognition of spacecraft and space junk using imaging plays an important role in securing space safety and space exploration. Although Deep Learning is the most successful solution for...

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  3. Mr Giamarco Dinelli (University Of Pisa), Mr Gionata Benelli (IngeniArs)
    19/03/2020, 12:10
    Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning

    In the last years, Machine Learning has rose in popularity, and also the space community has started to consider AI-based algorithms as a promising solution for tasks such as spacecraft navigation and on-board image elaboration. ESA project CloudScout, flying on mission PhiSat-1/FSSCAT on-board a 6U CubeSat, has the aim to show the feasibility of AI-based algorithms in orbit to perform...

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  4. Ms Ruth Abra (Intel)
    19/03/2020, 12:35
    Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning

    The understanding of the power of AI is increasing with its usage and ongoing research. Convolutional Neural Networks excel at object recognition, object detection and image segmentation; LSTMs and transformers lead the way in sequence analysis, including translation and search engine tasks. Loosely based on the micro-level architecture of the brain, these networks can – like the brain – be...

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