Artificial Intelligence - The Future of Space Communications
Presentation focus on the Cognitive Communications Project Overview. The project aims to develop cognitive communications technologies to increase mission science return and improve resource efficiencies. Another key aspect of the project is understanding the fundamental aspects
Selection note: Curated because it describes NASA cognitive-communications work applying AI to link management and spectrum/resource efficiency under space-network constraints.
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ai-autonomy
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Presentation
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Glenn Research Center
Authors
Briones, Janette C.
Year
2018
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2026-07-25
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Presentation focus on the Cognitive Communications Project Overview. The project aims to develop cognitive communications technologies to increase mission science return and improve resource efficiencies. Another key aspect of the project is understanding the fundamental aspects of cognitive technology and developing artificial intelligence to advance the future of space communications. This involves the use of machine learning algorithms in the next generation architecture for space communications in the effort to increase efficiency, autonomy and increased performance of the space communication and navigations next generation architecture.
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