GLOBAL STAGE

cross Uと、ドイツのVC acitoflux、研究機関 Fraunhofer が協働し、日独のスタートアップや企業をつなぎ、宇宙テクノロジーから新たなイノベーションを生み出すワークショップです。オンラインでの第1回、ドイツ・ブレーメンでの第2回に続く、第3回の日独コラボレーションイベントとなります。今回は宇宙分野におけるAIの活用をテーマに、日独の企業・スタートアップが集結。エキスパートの知見をもとに、AIが宇宙産業にもたらす新たなビジネスの可能性と、日独間の連携機会を探ります。

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The shift toward “New Space” is redefining the requirements for space electronics, with shorter mission lifetimes, rapid deployment, and large-scale constellations driving the need for cost-effective and highly scalable solutions. In this context, nanoelectronics plays a critical role in enabling high-volume, high-performance systems built on advanced semiconductor technologies. This presentation by Erwin Hijzen, portfolio manager Aerospace at imec, explores how scaling in CMOS, heterogeneous integration, and system-on-chip design enables compact, low-power platforms that support mass production and faster innovation cycles. Rather than focusing solely on extreme robustness, we highlight design trade-offs that balance performance, cost, and sufficient resilience for shorter mission durations. We further examine how increased integration of sensing, computing, and communication functions supports highly capable yet standardized architectures, accelerating deployment across constellations and new mission types. These advances demonstrate how nanoelectronics is a key driver in making space more accessible, flexible, and scalable in the New Space era.

This program introduces Denmark’s space ecosystem and capabilities to Japanese companies through a focused Global Stage session. It highlights Danish technologies, commercial opportunities, sustainability, and potential Denmark–Japan partnerships. The target audience is Japanese space companies, startups, investors, and ecosystem stakeholders. Expected outcomes include increased awareness, new connections, and potential business and R&I collaboration.

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クロスユー新興国ワーキンググループでは、宇宙を活用した新興国との協力や事業創出に取り組んでいます。本セッションでは、日本と新興国との宇宙協力の意義や政策・制度面での取組を俯瞰した上で、アフリカを舞台に、人材・制度などの基盤づくりから宇宙ビジネスや社会実装まで、持続可能な協力のあり方と今後の可能性を議論します。

At Nihonbashi Space Week, SST Think Tank will host Japan-Asia Industry Collaborations, a workshop exploring how stronger cross border collaboration across Asia can unlock new commercial opportunities for the space industry. Bringing together companies, investors and ecosystem partners from Japan and across the region, the session will focus on turning regional connections into tangible B2B partnerships, market access and business opportunities. The workshop will also feature Rising Stars of Asia, where promising space companies from across Asia will pitch their technologies and solutions to potential customers, partners and investors.