The battlefield is moving to space, and the biggest challenge is seeing what’s happening in real-time. Traditional satellite tracking and space domain awareness systems are struggling to keep up with the sheer number of objects in orbit and the increasing militarisation of space.
Enter neuromorphic computing - AI that mimics the human brain to process information at lightning speed, using only a fraction of the power and data bandwidth.
In this episode of Tech Command Investing, we sit down with Jonathon Wolfe, CEO of Optera, to discuss why space is now the most contested domain and how AI is revolutionising the way we track, predict, and respond. He explains how neuromorphic sensors provide a significant advantage in satellite security, missile tracking, and autonomous defence. We also examine why traditional space surveillance is failing, how Optera is working to solve this issue, and what investors need to know about the multi-billion-dollar market in neuromorphic AI. Finally, we explore the future of space warfare and whether AI-powered satellites will eventually be able to defend themselves.
With global superpowers racing for space dominance, this conversation is a wake-up call for anyone following the future of defence, AI, and investment in dual-use technology.
We mentioned several figures during this session that you can access using the following link:
You can also view the book Primer to Neuromorphic Computing, mentioned at the end, here: https://shop.elsevier.com/books/primer-to-neuromorphic-computing/garg/978-0-443-21480-6
If you're an LP interested in learning about investment opportunities in SpaceTech, Defence, and Security (including cybersecurity), let's chat. Book your call here: https://calendly.com/podcast-psion/30min
🎧 Tune in now to discover why neuromorphic computing might be the biggest breakthrough in space and military AI yet!
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