Arianespace Breakfast Roundtable (By Invitation Only)

8:00am – 9:30am

Arianespace uses Space to make life better on Earth by providing launch services for all types of satellites into all orbits. It has orbited over 1,100 satellites since 1980.

This private session hosted by Arianespace’s Senior Vice President of Vega Business Unit, Marino Fragnito, is an excellent opportunity for global Space thought leaders and professionals to meet, network, and discuss on Trends of New Technologies and Market Outlook – perspectives on equatorial launch, dedicated flight, rideshare, injection precision and reignitable upper stage.

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Mapping Earth From Space Workshop by Singapore Land Authority (By Invitation Only)

9:00am – 12:30pm

Singapore Land Authority (SLA) is a statutory board with the Ministry of Law. SLA spearheaded the use of geospatial information through a national collaborative environment where geospatial data, policies and technologies are established and defined, thereby fostering innovation, knowledge and value creation for the Government, enterprises and community.

This session aims to highlight, through international and local presentations, the inter-dependence of precise GNSS and earth observation space technologies to support sustainable, resilient, and smart nation developments. The presentations and an experts’ panel discussion will highlight this interdependence relationship in the geospatial ecosystem, manifesting in the various applications.

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Build a Mission: A Framework for Regional Collaborative Missions to Deliver advances in Technology and Services Workshop by In-Space Missions

11:00am – 1:00pm

Workshop attendees will collaborate to explore key applications, technologies and downstream services for Faraday Dragon, an Asia-Pacific regional rideshare space mission that offers the performance of a 150kg class small satellite for a fraction of the cost of traditional flight services by flying multiple payloads for regional space players – including government, commerce, finance, research and educational organisations. At the conclusion of the workshop, attendee feedback will bring together ideas for multiple payloads, technologies, downstream applications and potential customers to create a blueprint for the Faraday Dragon rideshare mission, and establish the genesis of a collaborative regional rideshare eco-system.

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UK-Singapore Future Partnerships Workshop (By Invitation Only)

1.30pm – 3.30pm

This workshop aims to identify, discuss and develop collaboration opportunities and synergies between UK-based and SG-based space companies and research institutes in addressing global markets with emphasis on;
• Climate change: monitoring, management, and mitigation
• Maritime: the blue environment and economy
• Space supply chain: accelerating the adoption of new technologies

The Importance of Responsible Behavior in Enhancing Space Sustainability Workshop by Secure World Foundation & UK Space Agency (By Invitation Only)

3:30pm – 5:30pm

This workshop seeks to raise awareness of the importance of space sustainability for all space actors in general and the APEC region specifically. It will discuss how behaviour/actions can either enhance space sustainability or hamper it, identifying specific examples of the latter, like destructive anti-satellite testing. It will consist of a short series of opening briefs and then an overall discussion on how norms of behaviour can enhance space sustainability, the role the commercial sector can play in this, and the relevance to new actors in space.

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Commercial Trends and Investments in the Global Space Industry Startup and VC Workshop (By Invitation Only)

4:00pm – 6:00pm

The agenda of this workshop includes:
• Panel discussion on Collaboration Opportunities Between the Israeli & Singapore Space Ecosystems
• Panel discussion on Space Investment Trends Across the Globe
• Space Faculty Bootcamp Finalists Pitching