Turing Institute unveils AI model for autonomous space domain awareness
turinginst · x · 2026-10-09
The Alan Turing Institute presented a new model at the European Radar Conference 2026 for enhancing autonomous space domain awareness. Developed by its Defence AI Research Centre (DARe) with the University of Birmingham, it aims to improve identification of objects in orbit; technical details are in the linked release.
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