Lorenzo Luini
Associate Professor
Politecnico di Milano
DEIB – Dipartimento di Elettronica, Informazione e Bioingegneria
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ESA Connectivity and Secure Communications
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Ciseres: AI-powered satellites for rapid disaster responseâ¯â¯
This week, at the International Aeronautics Congress in Milan, ESA officially kicked off a new project called Ciseres, a small satellite mission designed to significantly improve crisis response times using artificial intelligence (AI). Part of ESA's Civil Security from Space (CSS) programme, Ciseres aims to enhance satellite capabilities to alert first responders and government officials within minutes of the occurrence of a disaster â such as floods, fires, landslides. The project is led and co-financed by Deimos, a European space tech company specialising in small satellite missions.
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ESA's Moonlight programme: Pioneering the path for lunar explorationâ¯
Imagine a near future where services such as satellite navigation, video conferencing, and file sharing are as seamless on the Moon as they are on Earth.
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Revolutionising crisis response in Europe with Safeplaceâ¯
In an era where natural disasters and emergencies are becoming increasingly frequent and severe, ESA is taking a significant step forward in enhancing Europe's crisis management capabilities.
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No place too remote: Enabling satellite connectivity from Pole to Pole
To achieve truly global connectivity, telecommunications satellites are essential. Through the Sunrise Partnership Project with Eutelsat OneWeb â part of Eutelsat Group â and support from the UK Space Agency, ESA is extending advanced 5G connectivity to areas beyond the reach of traditional ground networks.
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ESA and Honeywell join forces for ultra-secure data protection with quantum-enabled satellites
In today's complex digital landscape, ensuring secure communications and data protection has become increasingly challenging. Recognising the need to safeguard sensitive information, ESA has partnered with Honeywell UK, a global technology leader in aerospace and digital solutions, to develop quantum satellite technology that could revolutionise data protection for citizens, businesses and governments across Europe and beyond.