Prisma Electronics at the most important Space Technology exhibition in Europe
Prisma Electronics participated at the most important International Exhibition in Europe regarding Space Technology. As a member of Corallia’s Si-Cluster, Prisma showcased at Toulouse Space Show 2016 (TSS 2016), a major global forum dedicated to the progress in space, in Toulouse, France during 28-30thJune 2016.
The engagement of Prisma Electronics in space projects was a natural progress of many years of collaboration with major E.U. research centers, such as CERN. During the past years Prisma Electronics has developed technological infrastructures, trained executives and technical staff in space electronics and contributes actively in international industry events.
“The collaboration with leading industry organizations and institutions such as the European Space Agency (ESA) and AIRBUS Defence and Space, has transformed Prisma electronics into a trustworthy SME, that asserts with claims its participation in major space projects” stated Prisma Electronics President of Scientific Board, Mr. Peter Soukoulias.
“We have earned the opportunity to work with leading institutions and companies such as ESA and AIRBUS in large scale projects with high research and technical standards. We strongly believe in the potential of the space industry and we invest in space technology everyday with the construction of all necessary infrastructure to support our space projects and by achieving strategic alliances”, said Georgios Giordamlis, President of the Board and added “due to our successful engagement with space technology Greece has earned a position in the global space technology industry, providing prospects for employment to young Greek scientists in this highly specialized industry”.
The Toulouse Space Show (TSS) is a major global forum dedicated to the progress in space infrastructure, technologies and applications. It gathers about 2000 participants from many European and International countries around plenary sessions based on high level keynotes, round tables, exhibitions and demonstrations.