USPACE International Astronautical Federation (IAF) and USPACE Technology Group Limited (USPACE) will jointly launch the "Hundred-Satellite Exhibition." The exhibition will be held in Hong Kong from March 10 to 13, 2025, and will subsequently tour countries including Canada, the United States, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Malaysia, Thailand, France, Spain, and Brazil. It will showcase 100 optical satellites with 5-meter resolution and their related components manufactured by USPACE.
Centered on the "AI + Precision Manufacturing" concept, the exhibition integrates cutting-edge artificial intelligence technologies such as Google DeepMind, Siemens Insights Hub, GPT, Deepseek, IoT + IBM Cloud, and PyTorch. These advancements enable more efficient, precise, and cost-effective satellite and component manufacturing, reducing costs by 80% and increasing production efficiency by 80%.
Over the next five years, USPACE will leverage its global manufacturing capabilities and AI technology to become the world's largest and lowest-cost manufacturer of low Earth orbit satellites. The company plans to increase its annual production capacity to 700 satellites, including 500 with 5-meter resolution, 150 with 1-meter resolution, and 50 with 0.5-meter resolution. USPACE is committed to extending next-generation "AI + Precision Manufacturing" technologies to more fields, driving innovation and sustainable development in the manufacturing industry.
This exhibition highlights USPACE's technological breakthroughs in satellite manufacturing and underscores its profound impact on the global aerospace industry.
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