Presentation Information
[SL-01]We may share the same sky, but not always the same understanding
Hiroaki Miyoshi (NEC Fellow)
During my student years, I was involved in the research and development of the ion engine installed on the asteroid probe “Hayabusa.” After joining the company, I spent approximately 10 years developing space data systems that integrate space technology with ICT, including the development of mission control computers and their software for the Earth observation satellites “Midori” and “Daichi,” as well as the development of inter-satellite communication systems linking space stations with ground stations.
For the following 15 years, I managed projects for large-scale, practical ICT systems that transformed space data systems into customer value, contributing to the realization of Japan’s national critical infrastructure—ranging from environmental science (such as space station operations) to national security and practical positioning systems.
Currently, as an NEC Fellow, I am working to promote new private-sector space applications by combining NEC’s in-house space technology with its IT network technology.
URL
https://jpn.nec.com/solution/space/h-miyoshi.html
For the following 15 years, I managed projects for large-scale, practical ICT systems that transformed space data systems into customer value, contributing to the realization of Japan’s national critical infrastructure—ranging from environmental science (such as space station operations) to national security and practical positioning systems.
Currently, as an NEC Fellow, I am working to promote new private-sector space applications by combining NEC’s in-house space technology with its IT network technology.
URL
https://jpn.nec.com/solution/space/h-miyoshi.html