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The Space Summit is supported by the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS), Singapore’s Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA), Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA), Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA), SG Innovate, Singapore Exhibition & Convention Bureau (SECB), Singapore Tourism Board (STB), Space Faculty, and Space Industry Association – India (SIA-India).
Space Summit 2026 is supported by the Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA).
TeLEOS-1 and TeLEOS-2 were developed in collaboration with Singapore’s Defence Science and Technology Agency.
The United Kingdom’s Defence Science and Technology Laboratory is providing a short-wave infrared camera to be hosted on the LISSA nanosatellite.
The trial was the result of a year’s planning and development by QinetiQ and Dstl, including a series of synthetic and flight de-risking trials.
Peter Stockel is the Chief for Robotic and Autonomous Systems at Dstl.
The trial involved collaboration with the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl), the Royal Navy, and the Air and Space Warfare Centre (ASWC).
Oxford Space Systems is a 10-year-old venture working with the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory of the U.K. Ministry of Defence to create smaller C-band terminals for lower-bandwidth applications.
The collaborative work will build on Oxford Space Systems’ and the UK Defence Science and Technology Laboratory’s research on C-band deployable antennas while focusing the new work on developing a smaller and higher-performance Ka-band antenna.
DS-SAR will be used for maritime surveillance with the Singapore Ministry of Defence’s Defence Science and Technology Agency and will provide commercial services through ST Electronics alongside TELEOS 1 Earth Observation.
The primary payload DS-SAR is a 360-kilogram remote-sensing satellite developed in partnership with Singapore’s Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA) and ST Engineering.
TeLEOS-2 was developed in partnership with Singapore’s Defence Science and Technology Agency on behalf of the Government of Singapore.
TeLEOS-2 is a synthetic aperture radar satellite developed in partnership between the Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA) representing the Government of Singapore and ST Engineering.
The Start Me Up manifest included Prometheus-2, two cubesats owned by the U.K. Ministry of Defence’s Defense Science & Technology Laboratory (Dstl) and co-funded with Airbus Defence and Space.
Prometheus-2 is co-funded by Airbus Defence and Space and is being jointly designed with In-Space Missions to support MOD science and technology activities and development of ground systems focused at Dstl’s site near Portsmouth.
Prometheus-2 consists of two cubesats owned by the U.K. Ministry of Defence’s Defense Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) and is co-funded with Airbus Defence and Space and jointly designed with In-Space Missions.
Prometheus-2 will support MOD science and technology activities on-orbit and the development of ground systems focused at Dstl’s site near Portsmouth.
DASA collaborated with the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory Space Program to deploy a low-cost, rapid concept-to-technology demonstrator for global monitoring and geolocating signals with Spire.
In-Space Missions won a contract valued at £9,500,000from the Ministry of Defence and the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory on 2021-08-09 to build an experimental smallsat called Titania.
The Ministry of Defence and the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory awarded In-Space Missions a contract valued at £9,500,000for the Titania Operational Concept Demonstrator on 2021-08-09.