Advancing Germany’s Space Capabilities

24 Mai 2024

Artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, QKD, EASE-Rise, and training solutions for aviation professionals… are just some of the topics we will be discussing at ILA.

ILA is Europe’s premier aerospace trade fair, transforming Berlin into a global aerospace hub. Industry representatives, policymakers, armed forces and academia come to discuss current challenges and opportunities. Exhibitors from all over the world present their latest developments, innovative solutions, and research projects around the three key topics: Innovation, New Technologies and Sustainability.

Telespazio Germany will be among those exhibitors with a booth in the space pavilion and another in the aviation pavilion, as well as present in various activities and informational panels in other areas of ILA.

The team will be there engaging with a variety of stakeholders about artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and QKD. Additionally, anyone interested in seeing how their cloud platform for satellite constellation management works can speak with the EASE-Rise team. The entire Training Solutions team will also be showcasing all of their capabilities, including VR!

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