Dozens of New Exhibitors Join 28th National Space Symposium

The Space Foundation’s 28th National Space Symposium launches a significant new approach to exhibiting the event’s state-of-the-art space technologies and services. Widely known as the foremost space policy and program forum for the global space community, the 28th National Space Symposium will be held April 16-19 at The Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs, Colo.

This year’s event introduces the new Ball Aerospace Exhibit Center Pavilion, featuring exhibits from around the world, including the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, the DLR German Aerospace Center and Canada’s Aerospace Community, plus exhibits by universities, businesses and the military. The new Pavilion is in addition to the expansive Ball Aerospace Exhibit Center in Broadmoor Hall.

Adding to the excitement of this year’s Symposium are 38 new exhibitors participating in this premier annual space event for the first time.

For information about exhibiting at the 28th National Space Symposium, contact Rhonda Truett at [email protected] or +1.719.576.8000.

New Symposium exhibitors include:

Air Force Reserve Alaska Aerospace Corporation Aldec, Inc. Astro-und Feinwerktechnik Adlershof GmbH BRPH Architects-Engineers Canada’s Aerospace Community Cascade Tek Command & Control Technologies Corp Composite Technology Development, Inc. Compunetix, Inc. Dunmore Corporation Embry-Riddle University Extron Electronics Flotron, Inc. Fluor Corp Geospatial Intelligence Forum GlobalAOC Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)

Kansas Cosmosphere & Space Center LeFiell Manufacturing Company Magnolia High-Performance Epoxy Martinez & Turek, Inc. National Space Grant & Fellowship Program Omnetics Connector Corporation Operationally Responsive Space Office Sandia National Laboratories Satnews Scalable Network Technology Solidyn Solutions, Inc. Spacecraft Technology Expo STAR-Dundee, LTD TDK-Lambda America T.E. Connectivity Telecomunnication Systems, Inc. The SI The Space Store TouchTable, Inc. University of North Dakota — Dept of Space Studies

 

 

This article is part of Space Watch: March 2012 (Volume: 11, Issue: 3).