Rada 360 was invited to present at the Brazilian Space Industry Workshop, which was held from the 2nd to 3rd of April 2025 in São Paulo, Brazil. Rada 360 presented space applications in precision agriculture.
With technical support from the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA), AEB hosted the inaugural Space Industry Workshop in São Paulo from 2 to 3 April 2025. The workshop brought together over 100 international and national experts and participants to promote the growth of the Brazilian space sector by fostering greater commercialisation, international collaboration, and integration of the space sector with non-space industries, creating new businesses and technological opportunities.
The workshop was specifically tailored for stakeholders and decision-makers from key economic sectors, who may not yet be fully aware of how space applications can benefit their businesses. The workshop demonstrated how space technologies can drive innovation, improve competitiveness, and create new business opportunities across industries.
A highlight of the event was the dynamic combination of focus group sessions and a high-level plenary, which created a strong feedback loop to consolidate ideas, address common challenges, and develop actionable recommendations.
These outcomes will directly inform the strategic roadmap for Brazil’s space economy, advancing the country’s vision for a more integrated, commercially driven, and globally connected space sector.
Rada 360 was invited to present at the Brazilian Space Industry Workshop
Musa Mishamo, CEO & Founder of Rada 360, presenting on the application of satellite data in precision agriculture at the Brazilian Space Industry Workshop.
Musa Mishamo, CEO & Founder of Rada 360, presenting the features of Rada Space, a satellite-powered crop monitoring platform that tracks crop health, soil variability, yield prediction, and more.
Musa Mishamo, CEO & Founder of Rada 360, was a panellist for the Space for Sustainability session at the Brazilian Space Industry Workshop.
