Artificial intelligence in space
Object detection, identification and space exploration using fully automated drones.
Object detection, identification and space exploration using fully automated drones.
“If you are not in Ukraine – you are not on the defense tech market” – under this slogan the Defense Tech Valley 2025 conference was held, organized by the defense technology cluster Brave¹, launched by the Government of Ukraine. The event took place in Lviv on September 16–17, 2025, bringing together more than 5 000 participants from over 50 countries. The conference was also attended by NeuroSpace, which was seeking opportunities to apply artificial intelligence technologies developed in Poland.
The end of May saw the completion of the next phase of the implementation of a security support system at the SWISS KRONO factory in Zary. As part of this stage, the monitoring area was expanded, the number of warning signs was significantly increased, and locators were installed on all critical vehicles. A major modification was also made to the communication between system components, involving the implementation of WLAN wireless communication in a closed APN.
The 10th edition of Droniada this year was held on June 1-4, at the Silesian Park in Chorzów and the Katowice-Muchowiec airport. Droniada is an event organized for universities, research and development centers, local governments and companies involved in UAV technologies. This year, a representation of NeuroSpace also participated in Droniada.
