AI (Artificial Intelligence) refers to the simulation of human intelligence in machines or computer systems. It involves the development of algorithms, software, and hardware that enable computers and machines to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence. These tasks include problem-solving, learning, reasoning, perception, understanding natural language, and making decisions.

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Using AI To Safely Put The First Woman On The Moon

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We are helping to safely bring the first woman astronaut to the moon as part of NASA – National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s Artemis Project with our System Invariant Analysis Technology (SIAT). With Lockheed Martin Space’s T-Tauri AI platform, our SIAT analytics engine takes the data from the 150,000 sensors and creates a model incorporating over 22 billion data relationships. The AI model is then analyzed to find any irregularities which could lead to a possible malfunction of any of the spacecraft’s systems.

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Our AI Research Contributing to NASA’s Artemis Space Program

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By 2024, the spacecraft “Orion” developed by Lockheed Martin will bring humans to the moon in NASA’s Artemis program. The system invariant analysis technology, one of NEC’s Artificial Intelligence technologies, will perform checks to ensure that the spacecraft is tested and operating properly during the production phase.

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Optical Fiber Sensing Technology Visualizing the Real World via Network Infrastructures – AI technologies for traffic monitoring

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Optical fibers have a sensing function that captures environmental changes around the fiber cable. According to the recent technology evolution of optical transmission and AI, the application of the fiber sensing has expanded and visualization accuracy has improved. We have proposed to monitor the traffic flow on the road using the existing optical fiber infrastructure along the road. In this paper, we propose a traffic flow analysis AI algorithm with high environmental resistance and show the evaluation results of traffic monitoring.

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