BNB Chain Award-Winning Project Orbit AI Successfully Launches First Satellite, Initiating First Decentralized Space AI Cloud Platform

December 10 – Decentralized Space AI Network Orbit AI announced today that its first satellite, **OAI Genesis-1**, has successfully launched and entered its designated Low Earth Orbit (LEO). Equipped with an NVIDIA AI Core, Genesis-1 runs a 2.6-billion-parameter AI model for real-time analysis of space infrared remote sensing data. This has cut data acquisition time for disaster alerts, maritime monitoring, and more from **hours to seconds**—while slashing transmission bandwidth costs by 90%. Through a partnership with Nasdaq-listed Powerbank (NASDAQ: SUUN), Orbit AI will also tap space-based solar power to reduce operational costs by 60%. Against a backdrop of global tech giants ramping up space computing efforts, this marks Orbit AI’s pioneering deployment of space AI applications. Orbit AI, having won the BNB Chain Hackathon Award, will co-build the world’s first decentralized Space AI Cloud Platform. Future developers will deploy AI models, privacy-focused apps, and even blockchain nodes on the satellite network—ensuring code and data run in a physically isolated, neutral environment beyond major nations’ jurisdictions to achieve ultimate digital sovereignty. Orbit AI will also let community users buy satellite shares via the Real World Assets (RWA) mechanism, making them co-owners of this space infrastructure.