Satellite Development, Launch & Security
Hasshi Sudler Lectures on Satellite Technology in Philadelphia
Satellite Development, Launch & Security
Hasshi Sudler Lectures on Satellite Technology in Philadelphia
Research at Internet Think Tank
Internet Think Tank Awarded Patent for Autonomous Energy Microgrid
Internet Think Tank director of Energy Sustainability, Mohamed Abaas PhD., has been awarded a patent for his autonomous energy microgrid design (Patent No.: US-12388256-B2). The design integrates AI technology with blockchain smart contracts to predict energy usage and autonomously transact discretionary energy based on dynamic pricing models.
The Future of Agentic AI
At INTTK, we believe that the future of artificial intelligence lies not only in generating ideas, but in executing them with autonomy, purpose, and real impact. By combining the most advanced meta-AI technologies and agentic architecture, we help companies reimagine processes and activate AI agents that plan, decide, and act—freeing teams to innovate.
Blockchain Satellites
Orbiting blockchain satellites have an opportunity to extend traditional e-commerce experiences beyond Earth for various data tasking needs. To match traditional e-commerce Quality of Service (QoS) expectations, blockchain satellites must preserve data integrity, maximize fault tolerance, and minimize network latency. Limited visibility between satellites and faults from radiation lower QoS for blockchain-satellites. Our research seeks to develop a framework to minimize these gaps.
Communication Theory
Since COVID19 lockdowns implemented in 2020, societies around the world have operated under long-term remote working conditions for the first time in human history. At Internet Think Tank, this rare global event is providing data that is helping us answer long-standing questions around the costs and benefits around remote work. It is also revealing the deeper effects that virtual communication has on interpersonal relationships, decision making, trust, and productivity.
Cybersecurity
Based on system dynamics models developed at Internet Think Tank, the convergence of digital media, the internet, and broadband technology contributes to both piracy and legitimate streaming equally. It is how society uses these new capabilities that determines if industries grow or fail. In our models, the primary drivers that determine if piracy rises or falls comes down to the innovations people make that promote either illegal file sharing or legitimate music consumption.