Nanyang Technological University (NTU) is a research-intensive university in Singapore with a significant presence in the space industry. Through its Satellite Research Centre (SaRC), NTU designs, builds, tests, and operates satellites, including nanosatellites and microsatellites. NTU also runs Singapore's first satellite program for undergraduates and postgraduates, offering hands-on experience in satellite engineering. NTU collaborates with organizations like the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and Kyushu Institute of Technology (Kyutech) and has launched over 10 satellites since 2011.
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Satoro Space will work locally with NTU’s Satellite Research Centre to develop CubeSat solutions through the joint Space Access Programme project.
Nanyang Technological University’s Satellite Research Centre will integrate an edge computing artificial intelligence payload into a nanosatellite built by Satoro Space.
Zero-Error Systems is a spinoff of Nanyang Technological University that was founded in 2019 to develop reliable, radiation-hardened integrated circuits for space, aerospace, and automotive applications.
Airbus Ventures, Seeds Capital, Silicon Solution Ventures, Nanyang Technological University’s Strategic Research Innovation Fund, and private investors provided funding of 2.5 million Singapore dollars ($1,850,000) to Zero-Error Systems.