The first image from an Uzbek satellite
Launched on August 5, Uzbekistan's first satellite, Samarkand-2028, with an AI module developed by Uzbekcosmos, transmitted its first image taken over Greece. Samarkand-2028 is equipped with a hyperspectral camera developed by the Chinese company STAR.VISION. The camera can capture images in more than 20 spectral bands. The AI module, developed by Uzbekcosmos, enables processing of hyperspectral data directly in orbit, accelerating the acquisition and […]

Uzbekistan's first satellite, Samarkand-2028, launched on August 5, successfully transmitted its first image to Earth. The image was taken over Greece.
The satellite is equipped with an artificial intelligence module developed by Uzbekcosmos, as well as a hyperspectral camera from the Chinese company STAR.VISION. This camera is capable of imaging in more than 20 spectral bands.
The AI module, developed by Uzbekcosmos, enables the processing of the received hyperspectral data directly in orbit, significantly accelerating the process of obtaining and analyzing the information.

