Digitalization and Space Tech
summary
Space sector revenue hits roughly $500 billion by 2030 and most of that value comes from downstream data — open Copernicus imagery lets models spot millimeter shifts in railways and buildings. ESA programs provide ESA BIC incubations with ~€50k non‑dilutive grants and 84 national touchpoints. Tech transfer drops solar cell cost from €300,000/cm² to ~€300/m², RTGs still power deep probes, and Starlink’s frequency claims create collision and monopoly risks that shape commercialization and ethics.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:00VBSG
- 7:00DACH
- 11:00Opening
- 14:06Who I can talk about
- 15:31The Space Sector
- 20:04Open Data
- 21:31Data Driven Startups
- 27:30Four Circles
- 28:40Data Specialists
- 29:55Passion
- 30:46Biggest obstacle
- 32:33Biggest challenge
- 36:14Success story
- 37:45Entrepreneurship
- 42:07Blockchain
- 44:48Monopolies
- 49:15Ethical Considerations
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