An Indian is among five students from Singapore’s prestigious Nanyang Technological University (NTU) whose machine learning software will be going up on the International Space Station.
The NTU team, led by Archit Gupta, is getting an opportunity to test its project in the ISS after winning a competition on developing innovative ways to use artificial intelligence for space applications earlier this.
In the course of next three months, the team will install the software into an Artificial Intelligence box, a tiny supercomputer. Once that’s done, it will be physically transported to the space station.
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