ADA Space, a Chinese AI satellite internet technology company, announced on Sunday that its recently launched satellite has successfully completed the technical verification of AI large-model technology while in orbit.
From September 25 to October 5, the satellite conducted 13 tests of its AI large model, involving multiple types of inference questions under various conditions. These tests were designed to push the boundaries of what AI can achieve in the challenging environment of space.
The technical tests validated the space adaptability of ADA Space's AI large model, the reliability of the computing satellite platform, and the effective computing power of the high-performance payloads during operation in space. This milestone demonstrates the robustness and efficiency of ADA Space's technology in real-world orbital conditions.
Looking ahead, the satellite will embark on the next phase of its mission: the AI generation of 3D remote-sensing data in orbit. The AI 3D-imaging capabilities of the satellite are set to support a wide range of digital twin applications across various sectors, including low-altitude economies, cultural tourism, and sports. These advancements promise to revolutionize how industries interact with and utilize spatial data.
The satellite was launched aboard a Smart Dragon-3 carrier rocket from the waters near the city of Haiyang in east China's Shandong Province on September 24. This successful launch marks a significant step forward for ADA Space and the broader field of space-based AI technologies.
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