ISS2025

Opening

The Opening Ceremony of ISS 2025 marks the official beginning of the event, featuring welcome remarks and congratulatory speeches from key figures, setting the tone and vision for the days ahead.

VIP Booth Tour

Under the guidance of Dr.Choi Ustina, participants will have the opportunity to visit the booths of leading space companies, gaining valuable insights and engaging in in-depth information exchange.

Keynote Speech

As a key session that sets the direction and highlights core issues, the keynote features leading figures from the global space industry. Through this session, they will share insights into the future of the space sector and present innovative strategies, offering participants a broader perspective.

Session 07

Ground station manufacturing involves the development of key infrastructure enabling communication with satellites. This includes the design and production of antennas, RF systems, and control software. Advanced ground station technology enhances the accuracy and efficiency of satellite data reception, serving as a critical link in the space industry.

Session 08

GSaaS (Ground Station as a Service) is a cloud-based solution that enables satellite operators to communicate with their satellites without building and maintaining their own ground stations. By utilizing a global network of ground stations, GSaaS reduces latency, lowers operational costs, and provides scalable and flexible satellite operations.

Keynote Speech

As a key session that sets the direction and highlights core issues, the keynote features leading figures from the global space industry. Through this session, they will share insights into the future of the space sector and present innovative strategies, offering participants a broader perspective.

Session 09

Space defense encompasses strategies and technologies designed to protect national assets in space and respond to potential threats. It includes satellite communication protection, space situational awareness (SSA), and counter-space defense systems. As space becomes increasingly contested and congested, space defense plays a vital role in ensuring national security and maintaining strategic advantage.

Session 10

Space cyber security focuses on protecting space infrastructure—including satellites, ground stations, and communication networks—from cyber threats. Technologies such as encryption, authentication, and real-time threat detection are employed to counter satellite hacking, signal interference, and data breaches. As reliance on space assets grows, cyber security has become a critical component of both operational resilience and national security.

Keynote Speech

As a key session that sets the direction and highlights core issues, the keynote features leading figures from the global space industry. Through this session, they will share insights into the future of the space sector and present innovative strategies, offering participants a broader perspective.

Session 11

Space law and policy provide the institutional framework that governs all aspects of space activities, including international cooperation, commercial space ventures, and the use and responsibility of space assets. Through treaties, national legislation, and policy frameworks, they ensure the peaceful use of space, protect the space environment, and guide industry development. In an era of rapid growth in the space sector, law and policy play a crucial role in enabling sustainable and responsible space operations.

Session 12

Satellite imagery analytics involves interpreting high-resolution satellite data to detect changes, patterns, and objects on the Earth’s surface. Leveraging AI and machine learning, it supports applications across agriculture, defense, environmental monitoring, urban planning, and more—enabling faster and more accurate decision-making.

Session 13

FSO (Free Space Optics) is a high-speed, secure communication technology that transmits optical signals through the atmosphere—ideal for satellite-to-satellite or satellite-to-ground links.
Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) uses quantum mechanics to share encryption keys with unbreakable security, making it a key enabler of next-generation secure space communications.

Session 14

Space Situational Awareness (SSA) involves tracking objects, predicting collisions, and monitoring space debris to ensure safe operations in space.
Space sustainability refers to the responsible and long-term use of outer space, aiming to preserve the orbital environment for current and future generations. It has become a vital goal in the global space community.

Session 15

Promising startups from around the globe will present their technologies and operate exhibition booths, creating opportunities for growth by engaging with investors and potential collaboration partners.