AI powered robots for sustainable space exploration

Space exploration is expected to see accelerated development in the coming decade. The purpose of this panel is to start a discussion on the leadership and global policy needed for sustainable space exploration with AI powered robots.

Speakers:
Yang Gao
Professor of Space Autonomous Systems and Head of STAR LAB
University of Surrey

Ali Agha
Co-founder & CEO
Field AI
Former Group Leader at NASA JPL

Armin Wedler
Head of the planetary exploration domain
DLR Robotics Institute

Marco Pavone
Associate Professor of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Stanford University

Moderators:
Vandi Verma
Deputy Manager for Mobility and Robotics Systems
NASA JPL

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