SpaceSafety is taking another important step: with the "SpaceSafety AI" project, we have begun reaching out in a targeted way to relevant institutions and organisations from politics, research and space.
These include, among others, the Federal Ministry for Research, Technology and Space, the European Space Agency (ESA) and further institutions working on space, security and technological development.
Our goal is to present "SpaceSafety AI", initiate first conversations and jointly explore what opportunities exist for cooperation and professional exchange.
Talking together about the future of space safety
Space safety has grown steadily in importance over recent years. At the same time, technologies such as artificial intelligence are advancing at a rapid pace and opening up new possibilities.
With "SpaceSafety AI" we want to make our own contribution to this development and present an approach that connects technology and space safety.
The written submission of the project is therefore an important step for us. We want to develop our ideas further, but also to discuss them with experts, institutions and organisations that have the relevant experience and expertise.
Dialogue takes centre stage
We look forward to constructive conversations, to presenting our ideas, to answering questions and at the same time to receiving valuable feedback from politics, research and space.
Especially for a future-oriented topic such as space safety, collaboration is decisive. Innovative approaches can unfold their impact particularly when different perspectives come together.
With our outreach we also want to send a signal: SpaceSafety is ready to actively lead the dialogue and to work jointly on ideas for a safe future in space.
We hope that our initiative meets with interest and that further conversations and possible cooperations will grow from it.
We will keep our community informed about further developments around "SpaceSafety AI".
