Satellite Applications News

We spoke to Shaun Whitehead, founder of Scoutek Ltd at the 2018 Discover the Possibilities Conference about the benefits of engaging with the North East Satellite Applications Centre of Excellence.

Drones, artificial intelligence (AI), and unmanned sea vessels will be used in North East ports in an effort to boost trade and improve the economy.

We spoke to Al Yong, founder of Super Fly Guys at the 2018 Discover the Possibilities Conference about the benefits of engaging with the North East Satellite Applications Centre of Excellence.

Ahead of North East Satellite Applications Centre of Excellence "Discover the Possibilities": Into the Blue conference on 28th March 2019 we take a look back at this years conference.

A DELEGATION from Prague visited the North East to discuss the use of cutting-edge photonics technology in space, as part of an exchange under the European STEPHANIE project.

A NEW programme that aims to pilot smart digital initiatives to boost trade and foster economic growth in North East ports has been launched.

County Durham has joined a network of innovative cities and regions across Europe in an initiative to nurture the development of airborne smart mobility, which includes services such as air taxis and ambulances delivering medical equipment.

INNOVATIVE businesses in the North East are at the forefront of a new programme to capitalise on insightful data from satellites and earth based sensors and use it to tackle major problems facing businesses, governments and communities.

Professor Peter Clarke, Professor of Geophysical Geodesy & Head of Group (Geomatics) at Newcastle University discusses satellites as a tool for studying the earth’s surface.

e2E Services Limited (e2E), the provider of communications engineering and technical consultancy services to the satellite communications market, has launched a low-cost, low power, compact and lightweight satellite communication terminal, called e2Eaccess UAS-I, for enhancing communications connectivity of small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS).

A commitment to inject £92 million to study the feasibility of a national alternative to the EU’s Galileo satellite system has been welcomed in the North East.

Lexicon Science, a developer of new technologies using space data, artificial intelligence and augmented reality, will help reduce congestion on the roads through the use of data from real time crowdsourced navigation app, Waze.