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Dr. George Landon Leads Research InitiativeAMOS CONFERENCEDr. George Landon, a professor at Cedarville University in Ohio, presented artificial intelligence telescopic research.Research ProfessorDr. George Landon, professor at Cedarville University, presented telescopic research at the 2025 Advanced Maui Optical and Space Surveillance Technologies Conference.CEDARVILLE, OHIO, Feb. 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Earth’s orbit is growing more crowded every year. Thousands of satellites, spent rocket bodies and fragments of debris now circle the planet at high speeds, creating risks for GPS systems, communications and future space missions. Space debris in Earth orbit creates growing risks for satellites and future missions With increased orbital traffic, accurately identifying space debris has become a pressing challenge - a challenge that one Cedarville University professor is using to test the capabilities and limitations of artificial intelligence (AI). Cedarville computer science professor partners with Air Force Academy space research center Dr. George Landon, head of computer science and cyber operations at Cedarville University, is working with the Center for Space Situational Awareness Research (CSSAR) at the United States Air Force Academy to improve how space debris is identified and classified using ground-based telescopic data. Because space debris is often small and moves rapidly, much of that data is limited and noisy, with objects sometimes appearing as little more than single pixels moving across a telescope’s field of view. That makes the task difficult for traditional analysis, but Landon found that it could benefit from narrowly focused AI. Through their research, Landon and his colleagues confirmed that specialized AI can help identify and classify space objects. AMOS 2025 conference presentation shares AI research on space surveillance Landon presented his research at the 2025 Advanced Maui Optical and Space Surveillance Technologies (AMOS) conference, a leading technical conference focused on space surveillance. His research reached organizations like NASA, Amazon and SpaceX, all of which share concerns about the dangers posed by space debris. Landon’s research was not a simple process. "AI can be great for specific problems like this one,” said Landon. "But when you’re working with real-world data sets, it’s never straightforward.” The research process involved limited data and constant trial and error, resulting in gradual, imperfect progress. "Methods that looked great on paper often failed in their real-world applications,” said Landon. Real-world artificial intelligence shows limits, shaping AI literacy in the classroom The experience convinced him that real-world AI is messy and constrained - progress is incremental, and many problems never feel "finished.” As a professor at Cedarville University, Landon wants to teach his students the same thing. He deliberately brings that messiness into the classroom, showing students research examples where the model only partially works or where data is noisy and incomplete. His goal is to show students that AI literacy goes beyond just knowing how to build models. It involves understanding what those models can and cannot do - and being able to explain those capabilities and limitations clearly. "We don’t want students to be scared of AI, but we also don’t want them to have a higher view of it than they should. We want to prepare them to use it and take advantage of it but to be skeptical of it too.” Cedarville students join AI research to track rocket bodies and reduce collision risk As Landon has continued his work with the CSSAR, he has recruited two current students to join the research. Doxa Kudari, a junior double-majoring in computer science and cyber operations from Bloomington, Illinois, and Elijah Lewis, a senior majoring in computer science from Willard, Ohio, are helping Landon develop AI that can identify and understand how rocket bodies move in orbit, work that could help reduce collision risks or guide future debris removal efforts. About Cedarville University Cedarville University, an evangelical Christian institution in southwest Ohio, offers undergraduate and graduate residential and online programs across arts, sciences and professional fields. With 7,265 students, it is among Ohio's largest private universities and is ranked among the nation’s top five evangelical universities in the Wall Street Journal’s 2026 Best Colleges in the U.S. Cedarville is also known for its vibrant Christian community, challenging academics and high graduation and retention rates. Learn more at cedarville.edu. Written by Cara Ramer Photo Cutlines 1- AMOS CONFERENCE - Dr. George Landon presented artificial intelligence telescopic research at the 2025 Advanced Maui Optical and Space Surveillance Technologies (AMOS) conference. 2- DR. GEORGE LANDON - Dr. George Landon, head of computer science and cyber operations at Cedarville University, has been researching with the Center for Space Situational Awareness Research (CSSAR) at the United States Air Force Academy. 3- TELESCOPE - Landon’s research with CSSAR involved identifying and classifying space debris using ground-based telescopic data. Photo 1 provided by the AMOS conference; photo 2 by Scott Huck; photo 3 provided by George Landon. AttachmentsAMOS CONFERENCEResearch ProfessorCONTACT: Mark D. WeinsteinCedarville University937-766-8800mweinstein@cedarville.edu
Instant Access to Invoice Data Eliminates Dashboards, Training, and Delays Across TEM and MEMThe new Calero Assistant is a secure, conversational intelligence layer that simplifies how enterprises access and act on telecom and mobility invoice data. Embedded directly within the Calero platform, Calero Assistant allows Telecom Expense Management and Mobility Expense Management teams to ask natural-language questions and receive immediate, trusted answers from their invoice data, resulting in faster insight and more confident decision-making across IT, finance, procurement, and business leadership.ROCHESTER, N.Y., Feb. 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Calero, a global leader in Technology Business Management (TBM) solutions, today announced the launch of Calero Assistant, a secure, conversational intelligence layer that simplifies how enterprises access and act on telecom and mobility invoice data.Embedded directly within the Calero platform, Calero Assistant allows Telecom Expense Management (TEM) and Mobility Expense Management (MEM) teams to ask natural-language questions and receive immediate, trusted answers from their invoice data - without navigating dashboards, building reports, or relying on specialized expertise. The result is faster insight and more confident decision-making across IT, finance, procurement, and business leadership.Legacy TEM and MEM tools often depend on static reports and complex interfaces that slow analysis and restrict access to insight. Calero Assistant removes this friction by making invoice intelligence conversational and actionable, significantly reducing the time between question and decision."At Calero, innovation starts with the realities our customers face every day,” said Eric Martorano, President and CRO of Calero. "Telecom and mobility data is inherently complex, but accessing insight from it shouldn’t be. Calero Assistant enables teams to move from searching for data to acting on it - immediately and with confidence.”Purpose-built for enterprise TEM and MEM environments, Calero Assistant operates within Calero’s secure data foundation and is grounded in each customer’s actual invoice data. Unlike generic AI tools, it delivers domain-specific intelligence with the accuracy, governance, and trust required for enterprise decision-making."Too often, AI promises simplicity and delivers more complexity,” said Hyoun Park, VP of TEM and Mobility at Calero. "Calero Assistant interprets telecom and mobility invoices, contextualizes what matters for the business, and surfaces insight in plain language managers can actually use.”Key capabilities include:Instant answers from complex telecom and mobility invoices with no configuration or trainingConversational access to insight for both experts and non-expertsProactive identification of invoices requiring approval, spend trends, and disputed charges Calero Assistant is designed for organizations still managing telecom and mobility spend through spreadsheets, rigid legacy platforms, or manual data transfers, as well as enterprises seeking secure, practical intelligence to reduce costs and improve governance.To learn more about Calero Assistant or request a demonstration, visit www.calero.com.About CaleroHeadquartered in Rochester, NY, Calero is a leading provider of Technology Business Management solutions, trusted by more than 3,000 customers across 102 countries. Calero’s centralized platform spans telecom management, mobility management, SaaS management, and market data management, helping organizations reduce risk, increase productivity, and optimize technology investments.Learn more at www.calero.com or follow Calero on LinkedIn.Media Contact:Stephanie OlsenLages & Associates(949) 453-8080stephanie@lages.comA video accompanying this announcement is available at https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/7ad2f75e-0dab-499f-ae0f-6d2e6487a2aa
LONDON, Feb. 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- As AI chatbots reshape how consumers discover and buy products, EZY.ai today announced the launch of its easy-to-use platform designed to help businesses and agencies boost visibility in AI search results, driving more...
LONDON, Feb. 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- As AI chatbots reshape how consumers discover and buy products, EZY.ai today announced the launch of its easy-to-use platform designed to help businesses and agencies boost visibility in AI search results, driving more...
LONDON, Feb. 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- As AI chatbots reshape how consumers discover and buy products, EZY.ai today announced the launch of its easy-to-use platform designed to help businesses and agencies boost visibility in AI search results, driving more...
Two-Day Forum Offers an Opportunity to Network with Industry Leaders Exploring Neurotech Investment Opportunities Innovative companies advancing neurotechnology, including BCI, neuromodulation, and related fields, are invited to apply to pitch NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., Feb. 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Octane, Southern California’s leading organization dedicated to driving innovation, is proud to announce its second annual Neuro Tech [...]
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