Déjeuner Luqia : AI Driving Canada’s Space Sector Forward — From Earth Observation to Space Exploration

AI Driving Canada’s Space Sector Forward — From Earth Observation to Space Exploration

Discover the latest advances and real-world applications of artificial intelligence and photonics with our teams of experts.

Ten mornings a year, join us for a free presentation followed by a networking session.

Luqia is Canada’s largest industrial innovation laboratory specializing in artificial intelligence and advanced photonics.

Our AI services support organizations across a wide range of industries, from strategic guidance and innovative solution development to AI technology implementation. Luqia’s teams specialize in data science, applied AI and digital solution development.

How AI Is Advancing Canada’s Space Sector

Observing Earth, analyzing satellite data and making space systems more autonomous: artificial intelligence is opening up new possibilities for the space sector.

But how is AI being applied in real-world space projects? And what role can it play in strengthening Canada’s technological independence?

Jérémie Blanchard, Senior Data Scientist, and Tatiana Ruiz, Director of AI Business Development, Space Sector, invite you to explore these questions over coffee.

What’s on the Agenda

The space sector faces growing demands to process vast amounts of data, make decisions quickly and develop systems capable of operating with greater autonomy.

Through real-world examples, our speakers will demonstrate how AI can help address these challenges, from Earth observation to space exploration missions.

They will also explore opportunities for businesses, space agencies and research centres to help build Canadian expertise in this field.

What You’ll Take Away

1. A deeper understanding of the key AI challenges in the space sector, particularly technological sovereignty, security and autonomy.
2. Real-world examples of AI applications, from satellite data analysis to autonomous decision-making.
3. Insights into opportunities for Canadian industry to develop homegrown technologies and contribute to future space missions.