Sierra Space harnesses NVIDIA tech to predict behavior of space debris
LOUISVILLE — Sierra Space Corp. has teamed up with tech giant NVIDIA Corp (Nasdaq: NVDA) to develop a system for predicting future locations of space debris.
The new technology uses physics-informed neural networks, or PINNs, to model and predict the behavior of debris as it orbits bodies in space, SSC said in a news release, allowing “for more accurate predictions of future locations and potential intersections with operational spacecraft.”
SSC’s platform is powered by NVIDIA artificial intelligence and accelerated computing technology.
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“Our collaboration with NVIDIA has been instrumental in achieving the computational efficiency required for real-time applications,” SSC vice president Joe Kopacz said in the release. “This advancement marks a significant milestone in our mission to protect the space environment and ensure sustainable operations for the future.”
Sierra Space Corp. has teamed up with tech giant NVIDIA Corp to develop a system for predicting future locations of space debris.
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