Ubotica opens US headquarters at Ohio Aerospace Institute
Ubotica Technologies has opened a US corporate entity and headquarters at the Ohio Aerospace Institute (OAI), expanding its customer base across the Americas and deepening its public and private partnerships with NASA and the Defense Industry.
The new US corporate structure enables Ubotica Technologies Inc. to engage in US government procurement and collaborate extensively in Space:AI technologies, thereby accelerating AI autonomy in satellites in space. Being co-located with OAI, a leading hub for US aerospace research and innovation, enhances Ubotica’s mission.
Ohio has long been a nexus for space exploration and aerospace advancements. “Our co-location within OAI provides a great opportunity to integrate into an ecosystem at the forefront of space and aerospace innovation”, said Sean Mitchell, chairman and chief commercial officer at Ubotica.
Ubotica’s senior director of US business development Aaron Rood said: “This strategic move to establish our US headquarters and corporate entity at OAI positions us ideally to advance AI autonomy in satellites and expand our US operations.”
Ubotica’s power-efficient onboard AI solution CogniSat is set to revolutionise satellite autonomy and analytics in space.
Founded in 2017, Ubotica Technologies products and services are used by global space industry partners to deliver real-time insights directly to users.
The founders have expertise in the advanced technology sector globally and have developed innovative technology, successfully brought complex products to market and delivered high value exits including Parthus Technologies, GloNav and most recently Movidius.
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