Japanese Startup Solafune Plans to Launch AI Satellite
Japanese data analytics startup Solafune plans to develop and launch an AI-powered earth observation satellite. The company aims to cut costs and unlock new commercial uses for satellite data by processing imagery onboard in orbit. The Edge AI satellite will focus on applications like environmental conservation, resource management, and disaster prevention, particularly in Asia.
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