Ubotica Technologies is thrilled to announce that our Chief Scientist, Dr. David Moloney, will be speaking at the upcoming Dublin Tech Summit (DTS) 2024. This two-day conference, renowned for being at the forefront of the international tech scene, is set to take place on May 29-30, 2024, at the RDS, Dublin.
About Dublin Tech Summit
Dublin has rapidly established itself as one of the world’s most active technology hubs, becoming the EMEA base for many of the largest global tech companies. Over the past six years, the Dublin Tech Summit has emerged as one of Europe’s fastest-growing B2B tech events. DTS24 will feature content from international speakers from over 60 countries, spread across four stages. The event will provide ample networking opportunities with influential thought leaders, an exhibition hall, and engagement options with both speakers and attendees throughout the day. Attendees will gain insights into the diversity in the tech world, the latest industry trends, and the most significant disruptors in the field.
David Moloney’s Presentation
Dr. David Moloney’s talk will focus on Ubotica’s mission to provide real-time earth observation, delivering actionable insights directly to users, significantly reducing the traditional lag times associated with Earth Observation.
Key Points of the Presentation:
- Ubotica’s Mission: Our goal is to deliver actionable insights to users in minutes, not hours.
- Challenges of Space: Space is a harsh environment for electronics due to the absence of Earth’s atmospheric shielding from radiation. This creates unique challenges for AI processing at the edge.
- Advantages of Edge AI:
- Faster: Reduces the response time for satellite data from hours or days to mere minutes.
- More Accessible: Makes AI-driven insights available to users everywhere with mobile coverage.
- Cost-Effective: Users pay only for insights, eliminating the need to interpret vast amounts of data.
- Environmentally Friendly: Significantly cuts the CO2 emissions associated with cloud-based Earth observation data processing.