Workshop Harwell, November 2016 Dr Maria Kalama · 2016-11-16 · 11 Catapults >£1.6 bn Private & public sector investment Catapults • Part of a world-leading network of technology

Future Opportunities for In Orbit Demonstration

Dr Maria Kalama

Harwell, November 2016

Workshop

11Catapults

>£1.6bnPrivate & public sector

investment

Catapults

• Part of a world-leading network of technology and innovation centres

• Bridge the gap between businesses, academia, research and government

• A long-term investment to transform the UK’s ability to create new products and services

• Open up global opportunities for the UK and generate sustained economic growth for the future

• Established and overseen by Innovate UK

Catapult’s Role www.catapult.org.uk

Growing companies is at the heart of all our activities

We work with companies in a variety of ways:

• Building demonstrators & showcasing capability

• Collaborating on projects

• Providing access to facilities, equipment and expertise

• Offering business support services

• Creating networking opportunities & enabling connections

Increasing

Impact

Harwell Space Cluster Development

• 68 space organisations on campus including 24 inward

investors, eg Deimos (grown from 6 to 20 employees)

• Catapult is a key attraction and provides a loci for

networking & innovation

• Catapult plays an active role in growing the space cluster

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550

Satuccino

• Monthly networking event for our community (~60-70 attendees each month)

• Series of 1 minute slots are given to:

companies to give latest updates & highlight opportunities to collaborate

government bodies & academia to promote initiatives, activities & events

“…an invaluable forum to meet a wide variety of space

professionals and stakeholders in one place. We have

made a number of key contacts at SMEs such as Rezatec,

Earth-I, through to larger organisations like Airbus,

Lockheed Martin and ESA.

Our consortium in the VESTA programme (a demo

service utilising small satellites to provide bi-directional

maritime communications) is made up of companies who

we met through Satuccino events.”

“…a great platform for sharing company updates with a larger

audience. It has helped OSS gain market insight in terms of

which new players have joined the industry and have met

potential new partners through the event:

• Discussing a flight opportunity with SEN

• Exploring how we can work with Deimos UK for mutual

benefits.’’

Our Achievements – so far

5 Centres of Excellence

£3.6mEquity Capital

in 2015-2016

30Workshopsin 2015-2016

91University

Departments

77Businesses pay for

our facilities

500Engaged SMEs

Opened Export

Opportunities

£6.5mExternal Income

in 2015-2016

Objectives of the Day

We would like to hear from you

Overview of Service Demonstration programmes

You’ll hear from us

• What are your top three barriers in bringing new services and products to the market?

• How can In Orbit Demonstration help to address these?

• Role of the Satellite Applications Catapult and Government

• What are your ideas for In Orbit Demonstration?

Networking Opportunities!

Agenda 11:00 Welcome and Objectives

Maria Kalama - Lead, Satellite Communications, Innovate UK/Satellite Applications Catapult

11:10 In-Orbit Demonstration Programme

Florian Deconinck – IOD Programme Manager Satellite Applications Catapult

11:25 Overview of Pioneer

Christopher Topping - Telecom Satellite Future Projects & Systems, European Space Agency (ESA)

11:40 Funding tools for Service Demonstration

Mike Rudd - Telecommunications Strategy, UK Space Agency

John Shirlaw – Head of Flight Product Heritage and Hosted Payloads Section - European Space Agency (ESA)

11:50 Q&A, Feedback from participants

12:30 Lunch and networking

13:30 Consortia building

5 minute pitches on Demo ideas

Round table groups on Demo ideas

14:30 Summary

14:45 Networking

15:15 Close