Munich, Germany – NeuralAgent GmbH, has announced that the company has signed a cooperative research agreement with Airbus, headquartered in Toulouse, France, to investigate the use of AI-based algorithms for future communication systems.

NeuralAgent is working to develop software that can be deployed in a wide variety of applications, from IIoT to telecommunications. NeuralAgent and Airbus Central Research and Technology will explore the use of AI and Machine Learning techniques in future communication architectures as they relate to aircraft, satellites, and high altitude platforms. Such architectures are intended to augment the global data communications ecosystem for added capacity and open up a broad range of new services for people on the move.

“This opportunity combines the scale and operational expertise of the world's top aircraft manufacturer with an agile start-up that brings in state-of-the art artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies to solve deep tech problems” said Dr. Onur Deniz, Chief Executive Officer of NeuralAgent.

Founded in 2021, in Munich, Germany, NeuralAgent is supported by the European Space Agency's (ESA) start-up incubator program focused on promoting pioneering companies with disruptive products in areas such as robotics, mobile communications, mobility, aviation, and satellites.

When asked about the CRA, NeuralAgent's board member and senior advisor, Dirk Hoke, responded “Europe needs to accelerate the development of key technologies such as AI, cloud storage, edge computing, and connectivity for both civil and defense applications. This partnership is a great foundation for building up AI capabilities that can be fielded in commercial aviation or in programmes such as FCAS.“

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