ChainThink report, December 10: The decentralized space AI network Orbit AI today announced the successful launch and insertion into its designated Low Earth Orbit (LEO) of its first satellite, "OAI Genesis-1." Equipped with an NVIDIA AI core, Genesis-1 has successfully executed a 2.6B-parameter AI model onboard for real-time in-orbit analysis of infrared remote sensing data, reducing data acquisition time for disaster early warning and maritime monitoring from "hour-level" to "second-level," while simultaneously cutting transmission bandwidth costs by 90%. Through collaboration with Nasdaq-listed Powerbank (NASDAQ: SUUN), Orbital AI further leverages space-based solar energy to reduce operational costs by up to 60%. In the context of global tech giants advancing toward space computing, this milestone marks Orbit AI’s pioneering deployment of space-borne AI applications.

With its recognition at the BNB Chain Hackathon, Orbit AI will co-develop the world’s first decentralized space AI cloud platform. Developers will subsequently be able to deploy AI models, privacy-preserving applications, and even blockchain nodes directly on the satellite network, ensuring code and data run within a physically isolated, jurisdictionally neutral environment beyond the control of any single nation—achieving ultimate digital sovereignty. Additionally, Orbit AI will implement a Real-World Asset (RWA) mechanism enabling community users to purchase fractional ownership of satellites, becoming shared stakeholders in this next-generation space infrastructure.