A Sona SPEED Team headed by Mr. Arun Saligrama, Associate Vice President of Sona SPEED, is all set to make its presence felt at the Space Meetings Veneto 2025, a consequential conglomeration of the space and aeronautics industry's who's who.

Space Meetings Veneto 2025 is bringing together innovators, visionaries, and global leaders in the space economy, featuring cutting-edge exhibitions, productive conferences, and B2B matchmaking. Being held in the heart of Venice, suppliers, investors, government and space agencies, research centres, buyers, and innovators will be a part of this endeavor.

With its experts sharing insights on the Artemis Program, satellite communications, and the IRIDE constellation, the Italian Space Agency (ASI) will be among the major participants. As per the organizers, the event will focus on promoting innovation, attracting youth to the space industry, and nurturing international collaboration and investment in the field.

The mega event is essential for all who have designs to shape the future of space technology. A wide spectrum of themes will be covered at the conference, from space farming and sustainable tech to satellite navigation and planetary exploration.

The event offers a lot, especially for research institutions, established aerospace players, and startups. The participants will have direct access to international buyers and investors, expert panels that include tech pioneers and space agency leaders, and collaboration opportunities in space, AgriTech, the Blue Economy, UAVs, etc.

At the Conference, Sona SPEED will showcase its latest innovations in propulsion technologies, sustainable engineering, aerospace systems, etc., through presentations and workshops. The team will be participating in strategic B2B meetings, exploring avenues for global partnerships & R&D opportunities.

Sona SPEED's main purpose will be to throw light on how its solutions are contributing to the evolution of space exploration. The team looks forward to connecting with other innovators, sharing notions, and eventually contributing to shaping the future of the space economy.