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APSCC 2025
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Join us from November 4 to 6, 2025 in Taipei, Taiwan for the 26th annual APSCC� �� the premier gathering of the Asia-Pacific satellite and space community. This three-day event brings together professionals to gain market insights, forge partnerships, and facilitate business deals.�
Silicon Valley Space Week
Satellite Innovation & Milsat Symposium
October 28-30, 2025
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Hosted back-to-back, two premier satellite industry events maximize output from your valuable time.
Focused on analyzing next-generation satellite technologies and the current business environment,�Satellite Innovation�runs October 28-29, 2025.
MilSat Symposium�constitutes the latter half of Silicon Valley Space Wee k, providing deep insight into dynamic solutions in space defense the� (SVSW). Join the�MilSat Symposium�October 29-30, 2025.
Silicon Valley Space Week
SmallSat Symposium
Silicon Valley
February 10-12, 2026
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Globally recognized event that fosters innovation and collaboration within the SmallSat industry, The�SmallSat Symposium�is returning to the Computer History Museum for 2026. For the past decade, it has attracted top speakers, leading space companies, key decision-makers, and innovators that are shaping the industry. Hosted in Silicon Valley, SmallSat Symposium offers prime opportunities to learn from industry leaders, gain valuable market insights, and develop meaningful connections.
SmallSat Symposium
ND SATCOM In The Air: Powering Rotary Aircraft Communication
ND SATCOM's new aerial communication system Airborne SatCom resolves the engineering challenge of rotor blade impedance on satcom signals. Featuring a three-part solution with Ka- and Ku-band antenna, ACU and renowned SKYWAN modem, Airborne SatCom provides an ITAR-free solution with point-to-point configuration from helicopter to ground and broadband transmission. SKYWAN's optimised TDMA waveform allows flexible antenna placement and auto-adaptation to specific helicopter model and rotor speed.
A New Dimension in SATellite COMmunication
Making Missions Possible
www.ndsatcom.com

