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Channel NewsAsia The partnership aims to advance the development of integrated space capabilities in the area of navigational satellite technology. SINGAPORE: As part of the Republic’s push towards developing space capabilities, the Singapore Space and Technology Association (SSTA) and Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) and Location Based Service (LBS) Association…
The Straits Times Coordinated by SSTA, the “Asian Try Zero-G” programme helps Singapore students’ experiment proposals take flight through the Japan aerospace agency. Link to article
The Straits Times ST Electronics staff getting info on what potential clients want before starting designJermyn Chow After launching its first commercial earth observation satellite two months ago, home-grown defence manufacturer Singapore Technologies (ST) Electronics has set its sights on the next one. Its engineers and planners are now getting…
The Straits Times Hillgrove Secondary student Wang Hao Ming, 17, is fascinated with space and, two years ago, he forked out $800 for a telescope. His schoolmate, Justin Chua, 14, meanwhile, is passionate about aviation – in primary school, he had collected styrofoam model planes. They came close to living…
HRM Asia SSTA aims to instill a “deep STEM” culture even outside of its own industry. This comes in the form of several public initiatives targeted at introducing and developing STEM topics and concepts to children, adults, and professionals of all ages. Link to article
The Straits Times Country has conquered frontiers in space technologies like satellite communications in last 10 yearsAudrey Tan It is not just Buzz Lightyear who wants to go to infinity and beyond. Like the Toy Story star, Singapore too has space ambitions. Even though commercial travel through space may still…
HRM Asia “It would be unrealistic to expect all facets of STEM to be encompassed in a single talent. A mathematician may not make a good engineer; an engineer may not make a good scientist” – Lynette Tan, Director, Singapore Space and Technology Association (SSTA) Link to article
Airbus Airbus’ first start-up event held over the weekend of 2-4 June in Singapore, attracted around 80 participants from the region, competing on aerospace concepts that could lead to greater innovation in the industry. Held in partnership with SGInnovate, a Singapore government agency supporting entrepreneurial start-ups, the participants worked day…
Airbus Singapore, 28 August 2017 – The Airbus Foundation, together with its partners The Little Engineer, the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore and the Singapore Space and Technology Association, conducted two workshops of the Airbus Little Engineer programme in Singapore last week. This marks the second round of the programme…
GovTech Singapore SSTA’s website “space.org.sg” was recommended by GovTech Singapore as a launchpad to find out more about Singapore’s space-related developments. Link to article
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency Asian Try Zero-G 2018 Experiment Ideas SelectedLast Updated: September 7, 2017 Kibo-ABC called for the proposal of a simple space experiment (for “Asian Try Zero-G 2018”) to be conducted by JAXA astronaut Norishige Kanai onboard the International Space Station (ISS)/Kibo. As a result, 169 experiment proposals…
Channel NewsAsia SINGAPORE: When we talk about space, the question inevitably pops up: “So when are we sending a Singaporean to space?” Space travel, the sexy part of the space business, also gets an unfair share of media attention. However, much of the space industry is focused on commercial activities…
World Space Week Singapore SSTA is one of the non-profit organizations formed in Singapore that provide opportunities to volunteer for space. Let’s build the future of Space in Singapore together! Link to article
Lianhe Zaobao 本地太空科技业 希望吸引更多专才来自 / 联合早报文 / 李锦松发布 / 2017年10月9日 3:30 AM 新加坡太空与科技协会执行董事陈淑婷指出，不少外国企业近年纷纷在我国设立分公司，探讨在本地制造并发射卫星的可能性，开发卫星运用相关业务……这无疑将带动整个领域，包括对更多技术和非技术专才的需求。她预计，该领域有望在未来五年内取得双位数增长，制造约300个就业机会。 提起太空宇航科技领域，人们一般会联想到太空航行或火箭科技等精深工程，很难想象地小人稀的新加坡也有相关领域。实际上，本地太空科技领域不但聘有超过1000名专才，而且正持续招聘，以应付未来增长。 全国职工总会就业与培训中心（e2i）近期与新加坡太空与科技协会（Singapore Space and Technology Association，SSTA）连办两场讲座，除了提高人们对本地太空科技领域的认识，也希望吸引人才加入。 SSTA执行董事陈淑婷接受《联合早报》访问时指出，随着新科电子（ST Electronics）去年12月发射首个新加坡制造的卫星，并宣布计划制造及发射第二个卫星，本地太空科技及宇航业也逐渐活跃。 两个卫星属于1公吨以下的小型卫星，主要负责进行地球探测与摄像，可用于控制火点以避免烟霾、勘察偏远地区灾害情况以部署救援行动，以及确保海事安全等。 陈淑婷预计，该领域有望在未来五年内取得双位数增长，制造约300个就业机会。她说：“不少外国企业近年纷纷在我国设立分公司，探讨在本地制造并发射卫星的可能性，开发卫星运用相关业务……这无疑将带动整个领域，包括对更多技术和非技术专才的需求。” 本地企业创值科技（Addvalue Technologies）提供卫星通信服务超过20年。据公司首席营运与技术总监陈开邦观察，卫星通信技术已逐渐成熟，有望在不久的将来进一步普及化，甚至取代部分传统的移动通讯系统，进而制造更多商业机会。 他说：“传统通讯系统的覆盖范围较小，而且须在地面装置接收器和信号扩充器，若发生重大水灾或地震造成电流中断，人们便无法与外界通讯……使用卫星通信就没有这样的问题。卫星目前的使用价格与五年前相比下降超过八成，有望在未来进一步普及。” 新加坡经济发展局数据显示，本地太空宇航领域目前有30多家企业，聘有1000多名专业人士，其中有约150人是科学研究员。 陈淑婷指出，提起太空科技，多数人会想到美国国家航空航天局（NASA）及其太空探索工程，认为只有科学家或火箭学研究员才有机会加入这个领域，但其实不然。 她说：“太空与外星探索一般用作研究，我们从事的是卫星通讯或追踪等较具商业价值的工程，技术专才只占领域总人力需求的一小部分，除了软件与系统工程师和数据分析员，我们也需要更多业务开发员和行销专才。” 陈开邦也指出，公司欢迎从未有太空科技或宇航工作经验的员工加入。他说：“造船与海事领域近一两年的表现欠佳，不少该领域的专业人士因公司业务重组而沦为冗员。这群员工的商业经验或许和太空科技无关，但相关公司可从他们身上了解海事领域的卫星通讯需求，进而开拓新商机。” 他补充说：“太空宇航工程历时较长，需要好几年的成熟过渡期，有兴趣加入这个领域的人需有耐性和毅力，并具备创新能力。” e2i上个月中邀来美国空军学院和瑞士太空航天局专家，与本地工程与资讯科技人员分享航天心得。当局上星期五举办的另一场讲座也吸引近100人参加。 一直从事金融与保险业务的林景淮（39岁）是出席者之一。他受访时说：“科技将在不远的未来进一步影响人们的生活，是个充满机遇和令人兴奋的领域。我从事保险工作已有十几二十年，是时候尝试新事物，因此在探讨能如何加入太空科技这个极具潜能的领域。” Link to article
The Straits Times Soft skills just as important as technical skills as Singapore space firms recruit for rapidly growing sectorRaffaella Nathan Charles For many, the galaxy seems so far out of reach. But at the Singapore Space and Technology Association’s (SSTA) Space Industry Awareness Talk on Oct 6, it seems…
Press Information Bureau Press Information BureauGovernment of IndiaDepartment of Space21-November-2017 19:37 ISTInternational Seminar on Indian Space Programme: ‘Trends and Opportunities for Industry’ concludes The International Seminar on Indian Space Programme: ‘Trends and Opportunities for Industry’ was concluded here today. The seminar was organised by Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), Antrix…
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency Kibo-ABC member countries decided to prepare unique flight items for Asian Try Zero-G 2018. This required many kinds of activities for flight preparation, which were completed, and launched on Dec. 15th, 2017 and delivered to the ISS on Dec. 16th, 2017. Flight items are mostly delivered to…
Via Satellite SSTA President Outlines Singapore Space InitiativesBy Mark Holmes | June 21, 2010[Satellite News 06-21-10] The Singapore Space and Technology Association (SSTA) will play a key role in advancing satellite technology in one of Asia’s most media savvy markets. One of the key challenges for the SSTA is to…
spacetechasia The Global Space and Technology Convention (GSTC), Singapore’s largest annual space event, is set to take place between 1-2 February 2018 at Sheraton Towers. This year’s will mark the convention’s 10th anniversary. Organized by the Singapore Space & Technology Association (SSTA), GSTC 2018 will feature speakers from around the…
techinasia The Singapore Space and Technology Association (SSTA) has announced plans for a six-month accelerator program in the second quarter for space startups looking to make an impact on the US$350-billion global space market. The “first of its kind programme” in Asia, the application will open in August. Link to…
Channel NewsAsia SINGAPORE: Singapore could be one of the first in Asia to fly small satellites in formation as part of the newly-opened Satellite Technology and Research Centre’s (STAR) maiden mission, said Trade and Industry Minister S Iswaran at the Global Space and Technology Convention on Thursday (Feb 1). “Flying…
spacetechasia Global Space & Technology Convention kicks off in Singapore By Deyana Goh -February 1, 2018 The Convention aims to shed light on the future of Asia’s burgeoning space sector. MOU / MOC signings will solidify space technology cooperation between Singapore with India & France. SSTA & NTUC will sign…
The Straits Times SINGAPORE – Singapore could be one of the first few countries in the world to have small satellites flying in formation. This allows the satellites to do the same work as a larger one, but cheaper and faster. This initiative would be the first such effort in Asia,…
Bloomberg SSTA President Jonathan Hung joined Bryan Curtis and Rishaad Salamat to discuss the outlook for the space tech sector in the region, explaining how much we already use such technology in our daily lives. He went on to explain the SSTA’s role in helping businesses with developing ideas. Link…
spacetechasia In 2017, the Japanese government published its Space Industry Vision 2030, which stated that Japan will work towards doubling the market size of its space industry to 2.4 trillion Japanese Yen (US$21 billion) by the year 2030. This morning at the Global Space & Technology Convention (GSTC) 2018 in…
spacetechasia DS-SAR satellite acquired by Singapore’s defence technology agency & ST ElectronicsBy Deyana Goh -February 1, 2018 Singapore’s Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA), the executive technology agent for the country’s Ministry of Defence (MINDEF), has jointly acquired a new earth observation satellite with ST Electronics, a Singapore-based publicly-listed integrated…
Trade Tech Asia Tech Trade Asia’s press release on GSTC 2018 – Summary. Link to article
Connected to India Singapore to lead in building small satellites: Iswaran#Singapore News SingaporeCtoI News Desk Friday, February 2nd 2018 “In its continuous march towards technological excellence, Singapore could be one of the first in Asia to fly small satellites in formation as part of the newly-opened Satellite Technology and…
International Business Times Singapore will become first Asian country to build small satellites, says ministerBy Bhaswati Guha Majumder Trade and Industry Minister S Iswaran said that there is a possibility for Singapore to become one of the first in Asia to build small satellites in the information sector as a…
The Straits Times PUBLISHED FEB 2, 2018, 6:58 PM SGTZhaki Abdullah SINGAPORE – A local firm’s plan to send the first Singaporean into space may finally take off this year. Technology firm In.Genius said the space flight, which has been in the works since 2013, will take place on May…
