STAR.VISION: Advancing Global Space Computing Collaboration

In a series of strategic moves, STAR.VISION has advanced its global footprint in space computing through key partnerships and initiatives.

 

Azerbaijan: Pioneering Climate-Focused Space Computing

In mid-June 2024, STAR.VISION entered into a significant space computing cooperation agreement with the Azerbaijan Space Agency (Azercosmos).

 

This initiative will utilize STAR.VISION's satellite computing platform to provide advanced space computing support for Azerbaijan and the Turkic region.

 

A special plan to combat global climate change will be a highlight at the 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29) in Baku, showcasing the practical applications of space computing in climate action.

Zambia: AI Mineral Exploration and Regional Expansion

At the Kenya Space Expo & Conference from June 18 to 20, STAR.VISION signed an AI mineral exploration cooperation agreement with Zambia's National Remote Sensing Center.

 

This collaboration aims to enhance the mining industry's exploration efficiency through technological upgrades, offering a substantial technological innovation with STAR.VISION's “SAGC" comprehensive solution.

STAR.VISION plans to extend the application of its space computing technology across 22 African nations, in partnership with the Regional Centre for Mapping of Resources for Development (RCMRD), an organization affiliated with the United Nations and the African Union, focusing on poverty alleviation and technological equity.

Global Reach: Broadening the Space Collaboration Network

In May, at the COMEX exhibition in Oman, STAR.VISION expanded its global network by signing agreements with Middle Eastern and North African entities, now spanning over twenty countries across Eastern Europe, the Middle East, North Africa, West Asia, East Africa, and South America.

 

The Kenya Space Expo & Conference further highlighted STAR.VISION's commitment to social responsibility and technological advancement, with the Kenyan Cabinet Secretary of Defense, Mr. Aden Duale, commending the space computing cooperation agreement with the Kenya Space Agency.