AI in the Space Industry – Status Quo, Challenges & Roadmaps

IN-PERSON WORKSHOP | VIENNA, AUSTRIA

This workshop explores current AI applications, challenges like hardware and satellite limits, and space agencies’ roadmaps. Topics include autonomous spacecraft navigation, AI-driven mission planning, satellite health management, and the strategic role of AI in space exploration and defense.

Dive into the transformative role of artificial intelligence across space exploration, satellite operations, and mission management. Explore current AI applications such as autonomous spacecraft navigation, AI-driven mission planning, and satellite health monitoring, and learn how AI enhances operational efficiency and decision-making.

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The "AI in the Space Industry" workshop addresses key challenges including hardware limitations, satellite constraints, data security, and regulatory hurdles faced by agencies and private companies.

Participants will explore strategic roadmaps from leading space agencies and industry players, focusing on AI integration for autonomous operations, real-time data processing, and scalable satellite constellations. Emerging trends like AI-powered Earth observation, deep space exploration, and space-based 5G networks will be examined, alongside the growing commercialization and dual-use applications of AI in space.

This comprehensive session aims to equip attendees with insights into overcoming technical and regulatory barriers to unlock AI’s full potential in advancing space missions and industry growth.

AVAILABLE DATES

3 October 2025 | In-Person Workshop | Vienna, Austria

KEY TAKE-AWAYS

Overview of current AI uses in spacecraft navigation, mission planning, and satellite health
Key technical, hardware, and regulatory challenges in space AI deployment
Insights into space agencies’ and industry roadmaps for AI integration
Emerging AI trends and opportunities in space exploration and satellite networks

Unlock AI’s full potential in advancing space missions and industry growth.

AGENDA

09:00 - 17:00 (CET)

1. Introduction to AI in the Space Industry

Overview of AI’s role and impact on space missions
Historical context and recent advancements

2. Current Applications of AI in Space

Autonomous spacecraft navigation and control
Cloud detection and other applications
Satellite health monitoring and anomaly detection

3. Challenges in Deploying AI for Space

Hardware limitations and computational constraints
Data security and communication latency
Regulatory and ethical considerations

4. Roadmaps and Strategic Plans

AI integration strategies from leading space agencies
Industry initiatives and public-private partnerships
Future milestones and expected breakthroughs

5. Emerging Trends and Future Opportunities

AI for deep space exploration and planetary missions
AI-powered Earth observation and environmental monitoring
Commercialization and dual-use technologies

6. Panel Discussion / Q&A

7. Closing Remarks and Next Steps

Summary of key insights
Resources and further reading
Networking and collaboration opportunities

SPEAKERS

Helena Milevych, Head of Products, KP Labs

As the Head of Products at KP Labs for the last 6 years, Helena is responsible for the products' line Smart Mission Ecosystem. Throughout 10+ years’ journey in products, Helena has gathered a unique approach, working in governmental, NGOs, and commercial organizations and now incorporates it into the space industry.

Furthermore, Helena is

Furthermore, Helena is an experienced speaker and trainer specializing in edge AI, product management and innovation, with a proven track record of delivering engaging workshops and presentations for industry leaders and international audiences (Product Cafes, Space Tech Expo in Bremen, ESA events).

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KP Labs

Founded in 2016, KP Labs is a New Space enterprise that focuses on on-board data processing through its product line, the Smart Mission Ecosystem, providing a comprehensive set of hardware, software, and on-board data processing algorithms. Our mission is to accelerate space exploration by advancing autonomous spacecraft operation and robotic technology.

https://www.kplabs.space/

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

This one-day in-person workshop is ideal for decision-makers and managers in space tech companies.

Especially relevant for

Business development managers, Strategists
Project Managers and Product Managers overseeing AI initiatives in space missions
Aerospace Engineers, Systems Engineers, and Telecommunications Engineers involved in satellite and spacecraft design
Space agency officials, defense sector professionals, and industry leaders shaping AI strategy and roadmaps

PRICING & DATES

DATE: 3 October 2025

Super Early Bird Ticket (for registrations until 4.7.) EUR 790,- (excl. VAT)

Early Bird Ticket (for registrations until 5.9.) EUR 890,- (excl. VAT)

Regular Ticket EUR 990,- (excl. VAT)

ENSPACE GmbH

Office Park 2, 1300 Wien-Flughafen, Austria