Training AI for Space:
summary
Claims a production pipeline that runs multi-agent, multi-mission RL training on a serialized, configurable RL Gym that swaps simulation engines via a simple API, uses Ray + RLlib on AnyScale for distributed runs, and packs each agent with its simulation so they run as many as 600 simultaneous simulations (one per core) to raise frames-per-second. Agents output a six-dimensional orbit vector of intended state; action translators convert intents into optimal-control commands. Demos include Kerbal Space Program showing an imaging task; weights are not shared publicly.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to talk
- 1:04Why reinforcement learning for space
- 2:51Challenges in RL for space flight
- 5:00Scaling RL with Ray and RLlib
- 6:26Gym architecture for modular training
- 8:33Demo of RL agent in Kerbal Space
- 11:49Q&A session
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