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Canadian technologies on the Moon<\/strong><\/p>\n
2024-02-15 – Three Canadian companies have received funding from the Canadian Space Agency to test their technologies in the harsh environment of the Moon.<\/p>\n Canadensys Aerospace Corporation will demonstrate an AI-enabled operational lunar 360-degree imaging system, including multiple cameras.\u00a0<\/p>\n Mission Control will test two technologies: an AI algorithm to classify types of lunar geological features and a software for remote operations on deep-space missions.<\/p>\n NGC Aerospace will test a navigation system, similar to the GPS technology used on Earth. (Credits:<\/span> Canadian Space Agency, Canadensys Aerospace, Mission Control \u2013 MoonNet, NGC Aerospace)<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n Three Canadian companies will put their technologies to the test in the harsh environment of the Moon.<\/p>\n Canadensys Aerospace Corporation<\/strong> Technology: AI-enabled operational lunar 360\u00b0 imaging system, including multiple cameras<\/p>\n Capturing stunning panoramic images of the lunar surface<\/p>\n Mission Control\u00a0<\/strong> Technology #1: AI algorithm for terrain classification<\/p>\n Analyzing the Moon\u2019s terrain autonomously<\/p>\n Technology #2: Software for remote distributed mission operations<\/p>\n Lowering cognitive load, operator fatigue and training needs for deep-space robotic operations<\/p>\n NGC Aerospace Ltd.<\/strong> Technology: Lunar navigation system similar to the GPS technology used on Earth<\/p>\n Guiding a lunar vehicle and landing it safely at a precise location<\/p>\n Thanks to the financial support of the Canadian Space Agency, these companies will have six technology demonstration opportunities on or around the Moon until 2027.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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Ottawa, Ontario<\/p>\n
Sherbrooke, Quebec<\/p>\n
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