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AstraQua Founder and CEO Loay Elbasyouni was confirmed as a speaker at Electric Aircraft 2026 in Los Angeles. His announced session, “Autonomous Systems: From Self-Aware to Reasoning Electric Aircraft,” focused on diagnostics, prognostics, autonomy, and advanced air mobility.

Part of the Electric-Aviation Conversation

The engagement positioned AstraQua within the electric-aviation conversation while communicating the company’s work with NASA-backed research for intelligent aircraft health awareness.

Loay Elbasyouni beside the Ingenuity Mars Helicopter.
Archive photo: Loay Elbasyouni with the Ingenuity Mars Helicopter.

Reasoning systems are built to keep operating safely as real-world conditions change.

Why the Engagement Matters

Speaking at Electric Aircraft 2026 builds industry authority and supports relationships with aircraft developers, researchers, and mobility partners.

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AQFM™ is the intelligence foundation we are developing for a modular autonomy architecture, with AstraSense contributing specialized health intelligence.

Loay Elbasyouni is an award‑winning NASA engineer best known for helping fly the first helicopter on Mars as a lead engineer on the Ingenuity mission. His career spans breakthrough work in electrification, robotics, and autonomy across NASA, Blue Origin, and the automotive industry. As Founder and CEO of AstraQua, he is now advancing AI‑powered autonomous systems built to operate reliably where energy, connectivity, and conditions define success.