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Associated Countries

France Russia United Kingdom CanadaNetherlandIsrael United States

Institutional SatelliteDevelopers’ Summit

Students’ SatelliteMission 2022

ITCA InitiativeSECOND INTERNATIONALPROGRAMME ON

29-30 November 2018Sir M V Auditorium, FKCCI

Bengaluru, India

Since the dawn of the Space Age in 1957, satellites have become a key component for Since the dawn of the Space Age in 1957, satellites have become a key component for

global development across the comity of nations and have enabled signicant social and global development across the comity of nations and have enabled signicant social and

economic development. The expensive technology hitherto available in large and elite economic development. The expensive technology hitherto available in large and elite

labs, is now accessible to all, thanks to the digital era, the allied miniaturization, and labs, is now accessible to all, thanks to the digital era, the allied miniaturization, and

advances in manufacturing. The characteristics of the satellites have undergone a sea-advances in manufacturing. The characteristics of the satellites have undergone a sea-

change in dimensions and weight, and are being progressed under the category of small change in dimensions and weight, and are being progressed under the category of small

satellites with the nomenclature of Micro-Nano-Pico-Femto.satellites with the nomenclature of Micro-Nano-Pico-Femto.

Miniaturized satellites have several inbuilt advantages over conventional satellites, Miniaturized satellites have several inbuilt advantages over conventional satellites,

including lower development costs, ease of mass production, slashed timeline for including lower development costs, ease of mass production, slashed timeline for

development and rideshare launch opportunities. Advancements in the eld of development and rideshare launch opportunities. Advancements in the eld of

engineering and technology have helped the promotion of Student-Centric-Satellite engineering and technology have helped the promotion of Student-Centric-Satellite

Missions in the academic world, oering the student community a plethora of Missions in the academic world, oering the student community a plethora of

opportunities in the life-cycle of satellite development, from conceptualization, opportunities in the life-cycle of satellite development, from conceptualization,

analysis, integration, launch, and monetization of data assets. World over, 900+ such analysis, integration, launch, and monetization of data assets. World over, 900+ such

satellites have been launched by students, and many are in orbit and functional.satellites have been launched by students, and many are in orbit and functional.

Indian Technology Congress Association (ITCA),Indian Technology Congress Association (ITCA), a platform for technology adherents a platform for technology adherents

working to stimulate multi-disciplinary capabilities in tomorrow's workforce, is actively working to stimulate multi-disciplinary capabilities in tomorrow's workforce, is actively

partnering with Academic Institutions, Industry, and Research labs to conceptualize, partnering with Academic Institutions, Industry, and Research labs to conceptualize,

develop and launch a distinctive programme of develop and launch a distinctive programme of “India 75 Student Satellites Mission” “India 75 Student Satellites Mission”

through accomplished Institutions in the consortium mode. The Consortium partners through accomplished Institutions in the consortium mode. The Consortium partners

will develop Student-Centric-Satellites in co-operation with international space will develop Student-Centric-Satellites in co-operation with international space

exploration agencies based on the paradigm. ITCA has exploration agencies based on the paradigm. ITCA has “open collaboration philosophy” “open collaboration philosophy”

created this ecosystem to inspire “Space Enthusiasts” and provide structured access to created this ecosystem to inspire “Space Enthusiasts” and provide structured access to

technology to progress dynamic missions leading to signicant learning outcomes technology to progress dynamic missions leading to signicant learning outcomes

aligned with industry needs.aligned with industry needs.

To realize this pronounced vision, ITCA is collaborating with International Agencies, To realize this pronounced vision, ITCA is collaborating with International Agencies,

National Labs and Industry Experts who have contributed immensely to the National Labs and Industry Experts who have contributed immensely to the

development of Satellite missions. ITCA has adevelopment of Satellite missions. ITCA has a renowned panel of globally renowned renowned panel of globally renowned

interdisciplinary expertsinterdisciplinary experts to mentor students participating in this ambitious programme to mentor students participating in this ambitious programme

of Student Satellite development launched at theof Student Satellite development launched at the 6 Indian Technology Congress 2018. 6 Indian Technology Congress 2018.

Institutions that have participated in the rst International Seminar on Institutions that have participated in the rst International Seminar on “Students' “Students'

Satellites Mission” “deep-dive” tSatellites Mission” “deep-dive” thave now progressed to echnology-capability-have now progressed to echnology-capability-

business potential assessments with the Mentors and Domain Experts to nalize business potential assessments with the Mentors and Domain Experts to nalize

missions and the funding structure.missions and the funding structure.

Based on the overwhelming response from Institutions, this International programme Based on the overwhelming response from Institutions, this International programme

is being structured to facilitate institutions to join and expand the consortium.is being structured to facilitate institutions to join and expand the consortium.

Since the dawn of the Space Age in 1957, satellites have become a key component for

global development across the comity of nations and have enabled signicant social and

economic development. The expensive technology hitherto available in large and elite

labs, is now accessible to all, thanks to the digital era, the allied miniaturization, and

advances in manufacturing. The characteristics of the satellites have undergone a sea-

change in dimensions and weight, and are being progressed under the category of small

satellites with the nomenclature of Micro-Nano-Pico-Femto.

Miniaturized satellites have several inbuilt advantages over conventional satellites,

including lower development costs, ease of mass production, slashed timeline for

development and rideshare launch opportunities. Advancements in the eld of

engineering and technology have helped the promotion of Student-Centric-Satellite

Missions in the academic world, oering the student community a plethora of

opportunities in the life-cycle of satellite development, from conceptualization,

analysis, integration, launch, and monetization of data assets. World over, 900+ such

satellites have been launched by students, and many are in orbit and functional.

Indian Technology Congress Association (ITCA), a platform for technology adherents

working to stimulate multi-disciplinary capabilities in tomorrow's workforce, is actively

partnering with Academic Institutions, Industry, and Research labs to conceptualize,

develop and launch a distinctive programme of “India 75 Student Satellites Mission”

through accomplished Institutions in the consortium mode. The Consortium partners

will develop Student-Centric-Satellites in co-operation with international space

exploration agencies based on the paradigm. ITCA has “open collaboration philosophy”

created this ecosystem to inspire “Space Enthusiasts” and provide structured access to

technology to progress dynamic missions leading to signicant learning outcomes

aligned with industry needs.

To realize this pronounced vision, ITCA is collaborating with International Agencies,

National Labs and Industry Experts who have contributed immensely to the

development of Satellite missions. ITCA has a renowned panel of globally renowned

interdisciplinary experts to mentor students participating in this ambitious programme

of Student Satellite development launched at the 6 Indian Technology Congress 2018.

Institutions that have participated in the rst International Seminar on “Students'

Satellites Mission” “deep-dive” thave now progressed to echnology-capability-

business potential assessments with the Mentors and Domain Experts to nalize

missions and the funding structure.

Based on the overwhelming response from Institutions, this International programme

is being structured to facilitate institutions to join and expand the consortium.

Associated Countries

Russia

France Israel

United Kingdom

Canada

Netherland United States

Japan

National Advisory Committee

Padma Shri Prof. R.M. VasagamFormer Project Director,"APPLE" India's First Geo-stationary Communication Satellite,Former VC, Anna University and Dr. MGR University

Padma Bhushan Dr. B.N. SureshPresident, Indian National Academy of Engineering, Delhi,Chancellor, IIST, Trivandrum and Hon Distinguished Professor, ISRO HQ, Bangalore. (Former Director, Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, VSSC, Trivandrum, Founder Director, Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology, IIST and Former Member, Space Commission)

Padma Shri Dr. Mylswamy AnnaduraiFormer Director, ISRO Satellite Centre (ISAC)

Padma Shri Y.S. RajanHonorary Distinguished Professor in Indian Space Research Organisation, Former Vice-Chancellor in Punjab Technical University (PTU)

Padma Shri Dr. B. DattaguruFormer Professor & HoD, Department of Aerospace, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore

Mr. M.S. JayachandranGD -DTG Group SIS / IISU,Associate Programme Director-PSG-SI-GP, DPD, RS-3/3A and 3S/ 3SA

ITCA has envisaged, as an National Initiative,

programme is to build and “India @ 75: Students' Satellites

launch in orbit to coincide with 75 Satellites India's 75 years

of Independence by 2022. The Students' Satellites

programme is completely educational outreach paradigm.

ITCA has completely understand the myriad

challenges involved in Building a Satellite from Scratch has

developed a Mechanism to make things easier and

affordable by networking with global best practices along

with frugal innovations.

Student-Centered Space-Craft Missions play a key

and compelling role in Space-based scientific and

engineering programmes, which will provide important

“hands-on” experience for faculty members and enthusiastic

students. The tools and technology could easily be deployed

in this multi-discipline culture and developmental process.

India Freedom 75:Students’ Satellites

ITCA National Initiative

Speakers Invited

Dr. Meir ArielDirectorThe Herzliya Science Centre

Brig. Gen. (Res.) Abraham (Avi) BacharFounder & CEO IsraTeam 98 LTD, Israel

Mr. Akiba PenkarDirector – Saisanket, Hodayot, HaZafon (North) District, Israel

Mr. Milind PimprikarFounder and Chairman, CANEUS

Ms Rei KawashimaSecretary General,UNISEC Global (University Space Engineering Consortiums), Japan

Dr. Shaun WhiteheadCreationeering / Scoutek Ltd (UK),Innovative Solutions In Space (ISIS), Delft, Netherlands

Mr. Mathieu J WeissManaging Director, Liaision Oce India,Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales (CNES),Consulate General of France, Bangalore

Dr. Sharan AsundiAssistant Professor, Department of Aerospace Science Engineering at Tuskegee University and Visiting Researcher at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, USA

Mr. Andrew Quintero(The Aerospace Corporation), Director,CANEUS Small Satellite Sector Consortium

Jake SzatkowskiChair of Launch Services Initiative,United Launch Alliance, Colorado, USA

William EdmonsonChair of Stakeholder Liaison and Strategic Development Initiative,North Carolina State University, North Carolina, USA

George N. GrammasCo-Chair of Intellectual Property and Export Control Initiative,Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, Washington DC, USA

Cubesat.org

CANEUS Small Satellite Sector Consortium, Canada/USA

Data Patterns India (P) Ltd, Chennai

Alpha Design Technologies (P) Ltd, Bangalore

Agencies Invited

The cost factor, complete

technology, time to build, services

requirements restricts the Satellite

fabrication. On the other hand

revolution in electronics and digital

technologies, miniaturization

options, availability of smart

materials, computational

capacities, storage devices,

imaging technologies, controller

intelligence, automation have

opened the opportunities to design

and fabricate smaller, faster and

cheaper sophisticated small

satellites. The small satellites are

launched as “Piggy-backs” of large

Satellites further reduced launching

cost.

The concept of Small-Satellite

triggered the Satellite Industry to

collaborate with the academia and

to maximize these technological

advantages by sharing the human

and technical resources from

academia along with latest

technologies and tools. We can

learn from the current scenario of

highly successful collaborative

model of Industry-Institute in the

segment of “small satellites' have

paved the way for win-win

partnerships across the continents

among popular institutions.

Satellites toSmall Satellitesto Student Satellites

Technical Content

Secretariat Office:Indian Technology Congress Association

#3, 4th Floor, First Main, BDA Layout,Kodihalli, HAL 2nd Stage, Bengaluru – 560 008.

Ph: +91 80 65592501;Tele-Fax: +91 80 4850 8380

[email protected]/studentsatellite

Er. S. Shanmugam+91 9980610017 / 96111 65231

[email protected]

Dr. K. Gopalakrishnan

Convener, Students’ Satellite Mission 2022

Secretary General

Indian Technology Congress Association and

Dean (R&D), New Horizon College of Engineering

+91 98451 73730; [email protected]

CubeSat, Nanosat and Picosat Missions

Antenna Systems, Attitude Control

Systems, Communication Systems,

Command Data Handling Systems, CubeSat

Structures, Solar Panels

CubeSat Platforms

Payload Development and Integration

Internships and Exchange Programmes

Launch Services

Ground Stations

Commissioning and Operations Support

Training and Mentoring Sessions /

Modular Courses for Beginners

International Collaborations

and Global Funding

Opportunities with

Affordable Terms

Summit Structure

The Second International Summit on “Student’s Satellite Mission 2022”will discuss a

wide canvas of topics and themes related to the development of student satellites,

and is structured with a unique format to help participants including Faculty and

Students have a 360 degree perspective on student satellites and missions, and

develop competencies to Conceive, Design, Develop and Operate envisioned satellite

development programmes.

The summit is a combination of seminar and workshop formats that would facilitate

participants to develop a comprehensive and actionable set of multidisciplinary

competencies essential for successful Student-Centric Satellite Missions, and build

synergistic networks with domain experts, program management professionals,

business executives and engineering management professionals for collaboration.

The entire summit is designed with a structured agenda to build organic

understanding and facilitate successful outcomes. This educational model is

drastically dierent from the conventional lecture paradigm and is developed to

enhance student involvement and engagement. Through this multiple format summit

structure with signicant opportunity for hands-on exercise and fostering curiosity,

participants will completely understand the concept of systems engineering and

development of integrated systems for missions.

Internationally acclaimed student satellite

summit will only accommodate 20

Institutions on the first-come-first-serve

basis. Avail this opportunity by participating

from your Institute for the continual sessions

of ITCA international student satellite

developments and project programmes not

just for this summit but work real-time work-

based certifications, services- follow up

activities manufacture, launch and

commercialise to business plans, missions,

and academic exchange programmes.

Three Complimentary Registration for

Seminar, Logo on Backdrop, Co-organizers

Status for Seminar, Priority in Signing

MoU/EoIs, Access to Funding (Soft Loan),

Member of Consortium can have Student

Satellite Programme at their Institution/ Joint

Development of Students Satellite/ Post Event

Training/ Internships on Small Satellites.

Summit Participation

ITCA has created a unique opportunity for

academic institutions to become a member of

the envisioned consortium “India 75 Student

Satellites Mission” comprising academic

institutions that are keen on having their own

satellite in the Orbit by 2022.

ITCA has structured a scheme in partnership

with Israel Government and other agencies to

support the critical aspects of technology

enablement and nancial assistance. We are

exploring possible synergies with countries

from Russia, Canada, the USA, and France!

Institutional Members of ITCA will be given

foremost priority to participate in the mission.

Institutional Members ofITCA will get Priority

Registration

Day - 2

To address complete Road-Map on the Ÿsequence of activities and related time lines and milestones

Interactive Workshop mode to Ÿunderstand the satellite mission development methodology and life cycle

Inauguration and Keynote AddressesŸ

International Exposure on Students’ ŸSatellite Programmes

Small Satellites’ Contribution to Societal ŸDevelopment

Goal-setting on Small Satellite ŸDevelopment

Focus on Areas of Interest with specific Ÿcoverage on Small Satellites

Video-show on Students-Developed Small ŸSatellites: Case Studies

Day - 1

Partnering Institutions

Last Date to Register: 5 November 2018

Current

05-06 September 2018, NIMHANS, Bengaluru

ITCA encouraged the diversication of students, graduates and young professionals who participated in the activities during ITC2018. ITCAs' International Student Satellite Seminar focused on technical, legislative and nancial aspects that were also presented. There were 16 Leading experts discussing the latest strategies to develop student satellite systems, storage as a service, optimisation including satellite ranges, India’s role in Satellite Range cost reduction, maximising O&M and commercialising factors and more. With 300 delegates attending from Institutes, Universities, Government Departments and Enterprises, this inaugural student satellite programme gave a foundation for many more real-time application institutional satellite based specic programmes for continual ITCAs' mission.

Glimpses of First International Programme on

Students’ Satellites Seminar

InvitationWednesday28 November 20189:30 hrs.Sir MV Auditorium, FKCCIBengaluru

StudentSatellites’Mission 2022

SECOND INTERNATIONALPROGRAMME ON

https://itca.org.in/satellite

Assembly : 9:30 hrs

Invocation

Welcome : Dr. L.V. Muralikrishna Reddy President Indian Technology Congress Association

About the Congress : Dr K Gopalakrishnan Secretary General, Indian Technology Congress Association, and Convener, Students’ Satellite Mission 2022

INAUGURATION & ADDRESS BY

Dr S K ShivakumarPadma Shri Awardee

Chairman, Karnataka Science and Technology Academy,and Former Director, ISRO Satellite Center

Guests of Honour : Dr Meir Ariel Director General, The Herzliya Science Center, and Director, Nano Satellite Center, University of Tel Aviv, ISRAEL

Mr Sudhakar S Shetty President, Federation of Karnataka Chambers of Commerce and Industry

Dr Venugopal K R Vice Chancellor, Bangalore University

Mr R K Rajangam President, Planet Aerospace

Key-note Address : Prof M Krishnaswamy Project Director-NIUSAT, Noorul Islam Centre for Higher Education, and Former Programme Director of IRS Satellites, ISRO

Presidential Address : Prof. R.M. Vasagam Chairman, National Advisory Committee Students’ Satellite Mission 2022

Vote of Thanks : Dr Enti Ranga Reddy Founder Fellow, ITCA and CMD, Legend Technologies

Tea: 11:00 hrs

P R O G R A M M E


Inauguration at 9:30 hrs on Wednesday, 28 November 2018

by

Dr S K ShivakumarPadma Shri Awardee

Chairman, Karnataka Science and Technology Academy, andFormer Director, ISRO Satellite Center

Dr Meir ArielDirector General, The Herzliya Science Center; and

Director, Nano Satellite Center, University of Tel Aviv, ISRAEL

Mr Sudhakar S Shetty President, Federation of Karnataka Chambers of Commerce and Industry



will grace the occasion as Guests of Honour

Prof M Krishnaswamy Project Director-NIUSAT, Noorul Islam Centre for Higher Education, and

Former Programme Director of IRS Satellites, ISRO

delivers key-note address

Prof. R.M. VasagamPadma Shri Awardee

Chairman, National Advisory Committee, Students’ Satellite Mission 2022

presides

You are cordially invited

StudentSatellites’Mission 2022

SECOND INTERNATIONALPROGRAMME ON

Dr L V Muralikrishna Reddy President, Indian Technology Congress Association (ITCA)


Supported by

Organised by

WFEO-CIC

Indo - Israel Initiative

Second International Programme on

Students’ Satellite Mission 2022

PROGRAMME SCHEDULE

28 - 29 November 2018

Sir MV Auditorium, FKCCI

Bengaluru

Indo - Israel Initiative: Second International Programme on

Students’ Satellite Mission 2022 Indian Technology Congress Association

Wednesday, 28 November 2018

Inaugural Programme

SIR MV Auditorium, FKCCI, Bengaluru

09:3

0 –

11:0

0 h

rs

Assembly

Invocation

Welcome

9.30 Hrs


About the Programme Dr K Gopalakrishnan Secretary General, Indian Technology Congress Association &


LIGHTING THE LAMP

Inaugural Address Dr S K Shivakumar Padma Shri Awardee

Chairman, Karnataka Science and Technology Academy, and

Former Director, ISRO Satellite Center

Guests of Honour

Dr Meir Ariel Director General, The Herzliya Science Center; Director, Nano

Satellite Center, University of Tel Aviv, ISRAEL

Mr Sudhakar S Shetty President, Federation of Karnataka Chambers of Commerce

and Industry



Keynote Address

Prof M Krishnaswamy Project Director-NIUSAT, Noorul Islam Centre for Higher

Education, Tamil Nadu and Former Programme Director of

IRS Satellites, ISRO

Presidential Address

Prof R M Vasagam Padma Shri Awardee

Chairman, National Advisory Committee


Vote of Thanks Dr Enti Ranga Reddy Founder Fellow-ITCA and CMD, Legend Technologies

TEA 11:00 – 11:30 Hrs



Indian Technology Congress Association

SESSION I

Plenary Session: Small Satellites – Technology and Innovation Ecosystem

Wednesday, 28 November 2018 11:30 – 13:00 Hrs


Chair

Mr M Venkata Rao Member, Executive Committee, Planet Aerospace;

Former Project Director

(Oceansat and Resourcesat), ISRO

Co-Chair Professor Daniel Khan OBE; Fellow, ITCA UK

Keynote Speakers

University Cooperation and Global

Consortia for Small Satellite Development Dr G P Ganapathy

UNISEC-India

Innovation Ecosystem for Successful Space

Industry

Mr S A Kannan Programme Management & Systems Group

U R Rao Satellite Centre, ISRO

Industrial Collaboration for Accelerated

Student Satellite Development Mr Krishnaswamy

Adviser, Data Patterns

Satellite Communication Networks

Mr. Bharathi G

DGM – Work Centre Operations

L&T Defence

LUNCH 13:00 – 14:00 Hrs




SESSION II

INDO-ISRAEL Collaboration Possibilities and Initiatives



Guest of Honour

Dr Y S Rajan Padma Shri Awardee

Honorary Distinguished Professor, ISRO

Former Executive Director of Technology

Information and Forecasting and Assessment Council

(TIFAC)

Chair


Chairman, National Advisory Committee


Key parameters for successfully achieving

mission objectives

Importance of software coding and

programming for a successful mission

Achievable payloads for Students' Satellites

Techno-commercial aspects of Student

Satellites

Relevant Successful Case Studies

Dr Meir Ariel Director General, The Herzliya Science Center

Director, Nano Satellite Center

University of Tel Aviv, ISRAEL

Mr Akiba Penkar Director

TMISAT, ISRAEL

TEA 15:30 – 16:00 Hrs




SESSION III

Technologies and Development Models for Accelerated Student Satellite Mission



Chair Mr C D Shridhara

Director, Ananth Technologies

Key Note Speakers

Nanosatellite Platforms

Mr. Sune G Ottesen

Regional Director, APAC, GomSpace Asia Pte.

Ltd., Singapore

Commercially Off the Shelf (COTS) for Nano

Satellites

Mr. Siharan De

Electronics Components Expert

Planet Aerospace

Mr. Aravind Kilaru

Exec Member, IET Satellite Systems & Applications

Network

Prof. Chaim Eshed

Space Commission Member, ISRAEL

Dr. Sharan Asundi

Assistant Professor, Department of Aerospace

Science Engineering, Tuskegee University, USA

Ms. Rei Kawashima

Secretary General, UNISEC Global (University

Space Engineering Consortiums), JAPAN

Success Story of School Students’ Satellite

Duchifat-2 (in English, Hoopoe-2),

The Herzliya Science Center, ISRAEL

Dr. Taiwo Raphael TEJUMOLA

Resident Faculty in Space Applications

International Space University, FRANCE

Prof. Fabio Santoni

Università degli Studi di Roma “la Sapienza”

ITALY

Interaction Session

DINNER 19:30 – 21:00 Hrs




SESSION IV

Technical Evaluation & Mission Identification

Thursday, 29 September 2018 09:30 to 11:45 Hrs


Chair Mr R K Rajangam

President, Planet Aerospace

Former Project Director, INSAT-4B, ISRO

Key Note Speakers

AI-Deep Learning-Data Science Applications

for Satellites Projects

Mr Romeo Kienzler Chief Data Scientist, IBM Watson IoT,

Czechoslavakia

New Technologies & Start-up Ecosystem Mr Sudip Kar

Co-Founder, D’Vine Research Labs

CAN Sat Development Mr Pratik Misra CTO, Rile India Lab

Space Cluster, UK

Mr Amrut Yalagi Senior Sector Manager-Space, Department of

International Trade, British Deputy High

Commission, Bengaluru

Solutions and Platforms Mr. Daniel Campbell

Managing Director, Effective Space UK

TEA 11:45 – 12:00 Hrs




SESSION V

Business Plan & Funding Opportunities– Interaction and Networking



Chair Mr L S Satyamurthy

Vice President, Planet Aerospace;

Former Programme Director Telemedicine, ISRO

Panelists

Dr Meir Ariel Director General, The Herzliya Science Center;

Director, Nano Satellite Center, University of Tel Aviv, ISRAEL

Mr Akiba Penkar

Director, TMISAT, ISRAEL


Chairman, National Advisory Committee, Students’ Satellite Mission 2022 and

Vice President, Indian Technology Congress Association

Dr K Gopalakrishnan Secretary General, Indian Technology Congress Association;

Convener, Students’ Satellite Mission 2022 and

Dean (R&D), New Horizon College of Engineering


Experts from Space Industry

Lunch 13:30 – 14:00 Hrs




Session VI

Developing your Student Satellite Project



Chair and Address

Prof V K Agarwal Director, R&D and Professor Dept of CSE

Dayananda Sagar University

Keynote Speakers

Legal Issues in Small Satellite Launches

Prof. Kumar Abhijeet

Assistant Professor

National Law School of India University

Open Source Software and COTS Solutions for

Accelerated Student Satellite Development

Ms. Pramitha R

ITCA & Formerly University of Surrey, UK

Recorded Video University of Surrey, UK

Product Demonstrations and Presentations Open Cosmos, UK

Desktop Satellite for Classrooms Mr Deepak V Dhadoti

Servocontrols Aerospace India

SESSION VII

TEA 15:30 – 16:00 Hrs

Valedictory & Signing of LoI / MoU 16:00 – 17:30 Hrs

Chief Guest

Prof B Dattaguru Padma Shri Awardee

Emeritus Professor. Dept. of Aerospace Engineering

Indian Institute of Science

Guests of Honour

Mr M V Kannan Chief Executive Officer, Space Technologies

Division, Grintex India Limited; Member, Executive

Committee, Planet Aerospace

Dr Wooday P Krishna, FIE, FIET, Founder Fellow (ITCA)

National President

Indian Institution of Production Engineers

Dr K Gopalakrishnan Secretary General, ITCA


Dr Enti Ranga Reddy Founder Fellow-ITCA and CMD, Legend

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