In this episode of Space to Ground, the podcast by Remos Space Systems, host Omkar Nikam sits down with Victoria Samson, Chief Director of Space Security & Stability at the Secure World Foundation, to explore one of the most important questions facing the space industry today:

What happens when commercial space becomes part of the global security equation?

Together, they discuss:

• Why commercial satellites are becoming strategically important
• The growing militarization of space and its geopolitical implications
• Emerging counterspace threats, from jamming to anti-satellite weapons
• The role of governance, norms, and international cooperation
• What the future holds for the global space economy in an increasingly contested orbit

As the lines between commercial and military space continue to blur, understanding these challenges has never been more important.

Tune in for an insightful conversation at the intersection of space, security, geopolitics, and the future of the commercial space industry.

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In this episode, we explore the evolving landscape of satellite communications (SATCOM) and how NewSpace innovations are driving transformative changes in global connectivity. From low-Earth orbit (LEO) constellations enabling high-speed internet to remote locations, to advancements in miniaturization and cost-efficiency, NewSpace companies are redefining SATCOM’s potential. We’ll discuss the challenges, opportunities, and the collaborative spirit reshaping the industry, as well as the critical role of SATCOM in bridging digital divides and supporting emerging tech ecosystems worldwide. Join us as we look ahead to the future of global communications, powered by NewSpace initiatives.

About the guest speaker:

Candace Johnson, co-founder of SES ASTRA and chief architect of SES Global has been doing “New Space” for the last 45 years ever since she helped create some of the first commercial satellite television and radio distribution networks in the United States in the late 70’s and early 80’s before starting already in February 1983 on the journey that would lead to her co-founding SES, the world’s first private trans-border satellite system and to her conceiving and architecting it to be one of the largest satellite systems in the world today with the purchase of GE Americom Satellites by SES in 2001. Read more about Ms. Johnson here.

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In this episode, we explore Remos Space Systems' diverse product lines, breaking down how each offering addresses specific needs within the space sector. From cutting-edge satellite components to next-generation ground systems, Remos Space Systems has tailored its products to drive industry advancements and empower mission success. Join us as we examine the unique features, technology, and strategic goals behind each product, offering listeners an insider’s look at how Remos is shaping the future of space technology.

Guest speakers:

Dr. Moses Browne Mwakyanjala is the CEO of Remos Space Systems. He brings an exceptional blend of academic excellence and industry expertise. He holds a Ph.D. and an Advanced Master’s in Space Communication Systems, along with a Master’s degree in Electrical, Electronic, and Communications Engineering. Dr. Mwakyanjala's career includes influential roles at the Swedish Space Corporation and Zodiac Aerospace, where he made significant contributions to satellite development and launch projects. At Remos Space Systems, he combines strategic foresight with deep technical knowledge to lead the company’s growth and innovation.

Mr. Petter Lindberg is the COO of Remos Space Systems. He enriches the Remos leadership team with his diverse skill set. He holds an MSc in Space Engineering and has completed specialized training at the Swedish Space Corporation's spaceport course. Mr. Lindberg's career spans key roles in the mining sector, where he excelled as an energy engineer and mechanical engineer at LKAB. His commitment to process optimization was further demonstrated during his tenure as a planning engineer at Scania. At Remos Space Systems, Mr. Lindberg drives sales activities and ensures smooth day-to-day operations, making him a cornerstone of the company’s success.

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In this episode, we delve into Space Zero Gravity's cutting-edge advancements in ground station technology and explore their strategic collaboration with Remos Space. Discover how these innovations are shaping the future of space communications, driving efficiency, and enhancing data relay capabilities. We also discuss the technical breakthroughs, the challenges of ground-to-space communication, and how this partnership is poised to deliver unparalleled solutions for satellite operators. Tune in to learn how these efforts are paving the way for a more connected and efficient space ecosystem. Click here to view Space Zero Gravity's YouTube video.

About the guest speaker:

Laurent Iván Reyes Cameras is an electronics engineer with a specialty in instrumentation and control, he holds a Master of Science in Mechatronics Engineering and completed doctoral studies in Engineering Sciences at the National Technological Institute of Mexico, Tuxtla Gutiérrez campus, in Chiapas. He is currently Director of Technological Development of the multinational company Space Zero Gravity México, dedicated to space technology development, with offices in Provo, Utah, USA, and in the city of Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Chiapas, Mexico.

He holds a Certificate of intensive training in the development of high technology using the NASA methodology in the development of Nanosatellites taught by Brigham Young University in the United States. Speaker, panelist and lecturer in various presentations, highlighting the international congress "All together in space" in 2023. In addition, he has given courses and training in space topics with optical technology and NASA methodology for project management.

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In this episode, we discuss the unique challenges faced by NewSpace companies operating in emerging countries. While the space industry offers immense potential for economic growth and technological advancement, startups and smaller enterprises in these regions face distinct hurdles. From navigating restrictive regulatory frameworks to securing investment in a nascent space ecosystem, we explore the obstacles that are shaping the landscape of space entrepreneurship in these countries.

Host:

Omkar Nikam is a space, defence, and media technology consultant and founder of Access Hub, a consulting firm based in Strasbourg, France. His area of expertise includes consulting, editorials, research, and analysis. In his decade-long career, Omkar has advised a range of clients

including governments, private space/defence agencies, as well as broadcasting and media technology companies across Asia, Europe, Middle East, Latin America, and USA.

Guest speaker:

Matias Campos is an Ecuadorian engineer and space enthusiast. He graduated from Worcester Polytechnic Institute (USA), obtaining his Bachelor's and Master of Science degrees in Aerospace Engineering and a Minor in Robotics Engineering. Additionally, Matias received a physics teaching license from Massachusetts. Matias started his career in Germany and then returned to Ecuador to become a space entrepreneur. Matias is the founder and CEO of Astralintu Space Technologies, which focuses on providing in-orbit services, ground segment tracking, and operations to grant space access to emerging actors in Latin America and the world.

Additionally, Matias volunteers as the STEM Program Director for the Sideralis Foundation is the current Vice-Chair of the IAF Administrative Committee for Connecting Emerging Space ecoSystems (ACCESS), and is the Chair of the IAF Latin American and Caribbean Subcommittee (LAC-SC). Matias has been recognized as a Young Space Leader by the International Astronautical Federation and a Space Generation Leader by the SGAC. Through engineering and education, Matías looks to lead and promote the development of the New Space industry in Latin America so the region can attain all its benefits.

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In this insightful episode, we dive deep into Remos Space Systems, a company at the forefront of satellite ground station innovation. With a bold vision to revolutionize the satellite communications landscape, Remos Space Systems is leading the charge in providing cutting-edge ground station solutions for a rapidly evolving space sector.

We explore the company's mission, which combines technological innovation with a customer-centric approach to support the growing demand for satellite connectivity and data services. Our discussion highlights the key technologies Remos Space Systems is developing, from advanced automation to scalable, resilient infrastructure that meets the needs of both commercial and government clients.

Joining us are executives from Remos Space Systems, who share their journey, insights into the satellite ground station business, and how they are shaping the future of global communications. Whether you're interested in space technology, satellite infrastructure, or business innovation, this episode offers a compelling look into the groundbreaking work of Remos Space Systems.

Guest speakers:

Dr. Moses Browne Mwakyanjala is the CEO of Remos Space Systems. He brings an exceptional blend of academic excellence and industry expertise. He holds a Ph.D. and an Advanced Master’s in Space Communication Systems, along with a Master’s degree in Electrical, Electronic, and Communications Engineering. Dr. Mwakyanjala's career includes influential roles at the Swedish Space Corporation and Zodiac Aerospace, where he made significant contributions to satellite development and launch projects. At Remos, he combines strategic foresight with deep technical knowledge to lead the company’s growth and innovation.

Mr. Petter Lindberg is the COO of Remos Space Systems. He enriches the Remos leadership team with his diverse skill set. He holds an MSc in Space Engineering and has completed specialized training at the Swedish Space Corporation's spaceport course. Mr. Lindberg's career spans key roles in the mining sector, where he excelled as an energy engineer and mechanical engineer at LKAB. His commitment to process optimization was further demonstrated during his tenure as a planning engineer at Scania. At Remos, Mr. Lindberg drives sales activities and ensures smooth day-to-day operations, making him a cornerstone of the company’s success.

If you would like to know more about Remos Space Systems and their products click here.

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