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Exploring Tomorrow’s Satellite Technology: Seminar in Thiruvananthapuram

April 5, 20251 Min Read
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Seminar on the Future of Satellite Technology in Kerala

Thiruvananthapuram: A seminar focusing on the future of satellite technology is set to take place on Wednesday, organized by FAYA:80, a community linked with NASSCOM, at Technopark.

This event marks the 126th session of FAYA:80’s open tech seminars, designed to offer participants valuable insights into advanced satellite technology solutions that could revolutionize space exploration.

Anurag Reghu, the co-founder and director of HEX20 LABS, a local satellite manufacturing firm, will lead the discussion titled “Beyond Earth: The Future of Satellite Tech & the Space Startup Revolution.” Notably, HEX20 LABS recently collaborated with SpaceX for the launch of their first satellite, named ‘Nila.’

The seminar will take place at 5 PM in the FAYA ‘Floor of Madness,’ located in Thejaswini Building, Technopark. Everyone interested in the topic is encouraged to attend.

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