This is no ordinary industry event.
It is a pragmatic closed-door exchange focusing on “who has needs, who has resources, how to connect, and who will promote it.”
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Focusing on payload carrying cooperation, the industry is conducting more targeted exchanges
This event was jointly organized by the Commercial Aerospace Innovation Consortium and Nihao Space. Relevant comrades from the Innovation Consortium and representatives from relevant units attended the event and participated in exchanges.
It is worth noting that this is a closed-door discussion focusing on specific cooperation scenarios. The event set up multiple links such as theme sharing, demand release, resource introduction, and exchange and discussion. Multiple units from the demand side, resource side, and supporting service side conducted intensive exchanges around typical issues in payload carrying cooperation.
This event also conveyed a change worthy of attention: as the demand side continues to grow and the resource side gradually opens up, commercial aerospace payload loading is gradually evolving from a relatively scattered engineering collaboration issue to a common issue worthy of continued attention by the industry.
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Load carrying is no longer a small problem
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hello space release
“Cooperative Research on Commercial Aerospace Payload Carrying”
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A new round of “divine verification tide” is taking shape
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Payload loading is moving from “incidental arrangement” to “active opening”
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What the industry really lacks is not demand and resources, but mechanisms
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From a seminar to long-term mechanism exploration
Welcome to join the next step of co-construction
If your organization:
There are clear load carrying requirements
Can provide satellite/platform/mission carrying resources
Can provide relevant task support capabilities
Hope to participate in follow-up special closed-door communication and precise docking
Welcome to contact Nihao Space.
At the same time, units upstream and downstream of the industry chain are also welcome to join Nihao Space Enterprise members to participate in more frequent industry research, supply and demand docking, and special closed-door exchanges.
