Considering that Akida is the only true neuromorphic processor commercially available, I'l pretty sure I know where at least 2 of them are heading after production...

https://cosmosmagazine.com/space/exploration/go-go-gadget-cubesats/

Go go gadget CubeSat!

Australia’s new CubeSat is testing the bounds of space technology.

The neuromorphic event-based sensor, which mimics biological sensing abilities, will detect new or different things happening in space.

UNSW Canberra Space director Professor Russell Boyce says the AI test was a significant step towards developing “intelligent, networked satellite constellation technologies”.

“This is a necessary step before separating the two spacecraft from each other … and, as the mission unfolds, coupling our AI algorithms and on-board sensors to perform tasks such as cloud detection and maritime surveillance,” Boyce says.

“The UNSW Canberra Space team has been tirelessly working behind the scenes towards the separation of dual-satellite M2 in the near term.

“The lessons learned from this mission will make a significant contribution to the ramp up in Australia’s sovereign space technologies, expertise and capabilities that can only come through tackling the challenges of space again and again.”

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MMH