Applying AI to satellite manufacturing
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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. – Companies are proceeding cautiously in applying artificial intelligence to satellite manufacturing.
Blue Canyon Technologies, for example, wants to better understand how AI can contribute to manufacturing without jeopardizing cybersecurity.
“When you’re trying to teach an AI machine, where does your data go,” Chris Winslett, Blue Canyon Technologies general manager, asked at the Satellite Innovation conference here. “There’s also a concern about pulling in data from external applications. Where do they come from?”
“You want to be able to use AI to help you turn a ton of data into information,” Winslett said. Then people can spend their time making decisions, as opposed to going over spreadsheets, he added.
“How can you trust what you’re getting? What’s the source?” Senvaitis asked. “If you’re aggregating results, are you getting the results that you want?”
