Vincenzo Giorgio, CEO of the French company “ALTech” specialized in aeronautical and aerospace technology engineering, explained that the International Conference on Space Operations reflected the great potential, infrastructure and huge investments of the UAE in the space sector, and that the outputs that resulted from the huge global participation in its activities would add For specialized research and information that would drive the development and progress of the sector globally.
He added that the company has various contributions and partnerships with the state to develop the capabilities of the space sector, including the signing of a memorandum of understanding with the Mohammed bin Rashid Space Center, with the aim of identifying opportunities to study and develop solutions for space and planetary exploration systems, pointing out that this cooperation focuses on developing interplanetary roaming missions. rover systems design and integration, and advanced ground systems exploration.
He pointed out that space technology is one of the most advanced technologies currently, which finds its way to other industries, and therefore the space sector is indirectly responsible for technical progress in all sectors and fields.
big data
He stated that the company will launch, next June, a new satellite, EUCLID, to study dark energy and better understand the origins of the universe by providing huge amounts of data, through which artificial intelligence will be used to support the research of astronomers and physicists, pointing out that it is currently being used. These advanced technologies for processing data generated by satellites, to monitor the Earth, monitor climate changes, pollution rates, border control, urban development and other important uses.
He touched on the company’s projects, including the exploration of the moon, as the company builds all units that allow astronauts to live in a permanent space station in orbit around it, and provides services to the moon on a large scale, including the satellite navigation communication system that allows exploratory missions on it to move and accomplish their tasks. on its surface.
