Pungjin AI Tech Goes Into Orbit on Nuri 5 With CubeSat BEE-1012
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Pungjin's AI technology has begun space environment demonstration through the CubeSat BEE-1012 aboard Nuri 5.
Yonsei University, Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI), Pungjin, and Mobilint took part in the project, which aims to demonstrate AI technology that autonomously diagnoses satellite conditions and supports operations in the space environment.
In the first communication after launch, the company successfully established a communications link between the ground station and BEE-1012, and confirmed that the AI module in the onboard AIOBC was operating normally.
Pungjin's AI technology has begun space environment demonstration through the CubeSat BEE-1012, which was carried aboard Nuri 5. The launch took place on the 7th from the Naro Space Center in Goheung, South Jeolla Province, aboard Nuri 5, and Pungjin said that BEE-1012 equipped with its AI technology was on board.
BEE-1012 was developed by Spacelink Tech. Yonsei University, Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI), Pungjin, and Mobilint took part in the project, which aims to demonstrate AI technology that autonomously diagnoses satellite conditions and supports operations in the space environment.
For this demonstration, Pungjin applied its AI predictive maintenance solution KWM-Hepa as the base technology. The implementation target is the satellite health diagnosis function in the AI onboard computer (AIOBC), and the company used simulated data on the status information of each satellite subsystem to verify whether the AI algorithm could be operated.
Pungjin plans to gradually verify fault detection, isolation, and recovery (FDIR) functions based on actual satellite data in the future.
Initial demonstration results were confirmed in the first communication after launch. In the test on the 20th, the company successfully established a communications link between the ground station and BEE-1012, and confirmed that the AI module in the AIOBC mounted on the satellite was operating normally. The company said that changes to the AI model were also carried out normally during AIOBC operations.
Based on the results of this demonstration, Pungjin plans to carry out FDIR missions using a variety of satellite information. It also plans to gradually improve the operational scope and reliability of the AIOBC in the space environment.
This demonstration confirmed the potential for AI technology developed in the defense sector to expand into the aerospace field. The company plans to expand the application of AI command decision support system KWM, unmanned system mission control, on-device AI, and condition diagnosis and predictive maintenance technologies to defense and aerospace platforms.
Pungjin CEO Kim Deuk-hwa described the Nuri 5 launch as an achievement in expanding Pungjin's accumulated AI technology into the space environment. He added that, based on cooperation with domestic companies and institutions including KAI, the company plans to advance AI technology that supports stable mission execution across a range of defense and aerospace platforms.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-gi
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=408555
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