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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,…
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…
The Straits Times PUBLISHED JUN 28, 2018, 7:04 PM SGTLow De Wei SINGAPORE – Keeping small satellites up in space can be a challenge because they tend to slowly re-enter the atmosphere and burn up over time, but a cheap idea proposed by a team of five students from Singapore…
Business Wire MENLO PARK, Calif. — October 21, 2020 Airbus Ventures proudly announces its latest investment in Zero Error Systems (ZES), a Singapore-based startup debuting “smart chip” technology powered to protect satellites from radiation damage. The S$2.5 million seed round will enable the company to scale its operations, and work…
Geospatial World, https://bit.ly/2qgW98R Singapore startup to build world’s first open-source satellite networkBy Aditya Chaturvedi – 11/05/2019 SpaceChain wants to enable a next-generation infrastructure for the Blockchain industry and foster collaboration between space and Blockchain sectors. Singapore-based SpaceChain aims to build the world’s first open-source Blockchain-based satellite network. The company’s vision…
The Singapore Women’s Weekly Every year, The Singapore Women’s Weekly shines the spotlight on 18 outstanding, powerful and high-achieving career women in the Great Women Of Our Time awards. Meet Science & Technology nominee, Lynette Tan, Singapore Space and Technology Association’s first female Executive Director Link to article
engineering.com Singapore Space Conference Announces Singaporean Astronaut and International CooperationPhillip Keane posted on February 05, 2018 It’s February again and that means it’s aerospace time here in Singapore. The next couple of weeks are going to be rammed with various conferences, expos and the Singapore Air Show, with industry…
The Global Space and Technology Convention (GSTC) kicked off with over 800 thought leaders, industry insiders and investors across some 40 countries and regions – marking one of the largest industry events this year. Held annually since 2008 by Singapore Space and Technology Limited (SSTL), GSTC is into its 15th…
SINGAPORE, November 10, 2020 SpaceBelt Pte. Ltd., a subsidiary of Cloud Constellation Corporation and Singapore Space & Technology Ltd (SSTL), announce a collaboration to bring innovative space technology for secured data storage services. Cloud Constellation’s SpaceBeltTM Data Security-as-a-Service (DSaaS) aims to offer government and business community an innovative cyber security platform in…
Channel News Asia, 28 Mar, 2022 Singapore has signed the Artemis Accords, becoming the 18th nation and first Southeast Asian country to join the United States-led pact on space exploration. Trade and Industry Minister Gan Kim Yong signed the accord on Monday (Mar 28) in Washington DC on the sidelines…
The Straits Times, Oct 29, 2019 The UN Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, which Singapore is set to join, was set up in 1959 to govern the exploration and use of space “for the benefit of all humanity: for peace, security and development. The Ministry of Foreign…
Channel News Asia, 9 Feb, 2022 SINGAPORE: Singapore is set to explore new frontiers in space by launching a microsatellite the size of a mini fridge. Led by the Nanyang Technological University’s (NTU) Satellite Research Centre, the “pioneering project” will see a 100kg remote sensing microsatellite launched into space. The…
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 – APR 9, 2021, 5:00 AM SGT SINGAPORE – The race to space started in the 1960s, led by the United States and the Soviet Union. Over the years, China, India and others have joined the field. Unbeknown to many Singaporeans, the Little Red Dot is now…
The Straits Times, 19 June 2019 A nanosatellite, developed by a team of Singapore researchers looking for a breakthrough in cyber security and data encryption, has been put into orbit. It will conduct tests that may help unlock quantum communications market worth $20b in next decade. Ms Lynette Tan, executive…
KrAsia, 18 Feb 2020 Space tech in focuses more on terrestrial technology rather than outer space exploration. By Khamila MuliaFeb 18 When we talk about outer space exploration, Singapore may not come to mind at first. Unlike the US, China, or Russia, Southeast Asian countries don’t seem too ambitious about…
Channel News Asia, 6 Feb 2020 Singapore is setting up a central office for all things space-related and introducing initiatives to support growth. Jonathan Hung, President of the Singapore Space and Technology Association, spoke to CNA about how Singapore’s role in the space industry has changed over the years. Link…
e27, 6 Feb 2020 Singapore incorporates space tech organisation, launches accelerator with DSTA’s investment armThe programme will provide regional space and deep tech startups with insights, skillsets, and resources to become commercially viable Shagun Karki, 06 Feb, 2020 At this year’s Global Space and Technology Convention (GSTC) in Singapore, Singapore…
Channel News Asia SINGAPORE: It may come as a surprise, but Singapore has a space industry – one which hires 1,000 people and involves 30 companies. It’s a big step from just five years ago, when there was no industry to speak of, and only 20 space researchers in institutes…
Via Space News, 9 Feb, 2022 MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. – Sateliot raised 10 million euros ($11.4 million) in a Series A investment round the Spanish internet-of-things startup conducted in two tranches. Sateliot raised 6.5 million euros in the first tranche of deals completed in December. At the SmallSat Symposium here,…
MADRID, Feb 19 (EUROPA PRESS) – The satellite telecommunications operator Sateliot has closed a convertible note for the amount of one million euros in the framework of its series ‘A’, the first tranche that will serve to finance its constellation of nanosatellites that will provide 5G coverage to the Internet…
Satnews, December 10 2020 Synspective Inc., a Japanese company providing satellite data and derived solutions using small-sized SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar) satellites, launches its SAR-based “Flood Damage Assessment Solution” service, which provides damage information when a flood occurs, using the highly reliable SAR-attributable data capabilities of all-weather, any time, high-frequency observation.…
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…
VIA SATELLITE – DEC 15, 2020 Synspective is working to build a constellation of 30 Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) satellites to provide geospatial intelligence. SAR satellites can capture imagery at night and through clouds. Synspective is one of Japan’s highest-funded startups, the company has raised just under $100 million, having…
Registrations is now open and will be closing on 7 August 2020. Sign up today! Our annual Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief Challenge is back! This time, we’re proud to reveal that we’re collaborating with World Bank to support the Southeast Asia Disaster Risk Insurance Facility (SEADRIF). Every year, the…
Singapore Space and Technology Limited announces new fund to support space startups; launches Space Faculty to build industry talent pipeline Singapore, 9th February 2022 – Asia’s most important space and technology convention, the Global Space and Technology Convention (GSTC), kicks off today, bringing together over 1,000 thought leaders, industry insiders…
Press Release Global Space & Technology Convention (GSTC) 2021 Brings Close to 30 Countries and Regions Together to Set Growth Agenda for Asia’s Space Sector; Underscores Confidence in Space as New Engine for Growth Singapore, 7 June 2021 – Asia’s most important space and technology convention, the Global Space and…
Trade Tech Asia Tech Trade Asia’s press release on GSTC 2018 – Summary. Link to article
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between Australia’s Northern Territory Government, the Darwin Innovation Hub, Cap Vista Pte Ltd and Singapore Space & Technology Ltd (SSTL) SINGAPORE, 19 November 2020 – On 19 November 2020, the Australia’s Northern Territory Government and the Darwin Innovation Hub signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)…
The Straits Times Nanyang Technological University’s Satellite Research Centre has ambitious plans to build and fly a small satellite that will circle the celestial body, collecting the first Singapore snapshots of the lunar landscape; explore the unknown and inspire future generations of scientists in the field. Singapore Space and Technology…
