The award-winning project Orbit AI on the BNB Chain successfully launched its first satellite, initiating the first decentralized space AI cloud platform

Decentralized Space AI Network Orbit AI today announced that its first satellite "OAI Genesis-1" has been successfully launched and entered the designated Low Earth Orbit (LEO). Genesis-1 is equipped with an NVIDIA AI core, successfully running a 2.6B parameter AI model for on-board real-time analysis of infrared remote sensing data, significantly reducing the data acquisition time for disaster warning, maritime monitoring, and other applications from "hours" to "seconds," while saving 90% on transmission bandwidth costs.

By collaborating with NASDAQ-listed company Powerbank (NASDAQ: SUUN), it can further utilize space solar energy to reduce operational costs by 60%. Against the backdrop of global giants laying out space computing, this move marks Orbit AI as the first to deploy space AI applications. With Orbit AI winning the BNB Chain hackathon award, it will jointly build the first decentralized space AI cloud platform: developers will be able to deploy AI models, privacy applications, and even blockchain nodes on the satellite network in the future, ensuring that code and data operate in a neutral environment that is physically isolated and outside the jurisdiction of major countries, achieving ultimate digital sovereignty. Orbit AI will also allow community users to purchase satellite shares through the RWA mechanism, becoming co-owners of this space infrastructure.