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Feature Interview | Hong Kong Enterprise Builds Satellite Constellation to Expand the Space Economy
2026-02-23
The nation’s “15th Five-Year Plan” has incorporated the building of a strong aerospace nation into its modern industrial strategy, officially ushering in a data-centric “New Space Era.” The HKSAR Government has also positioned the space economy as an emerging direction, attracting startups to seize opportunities and promoting the transition of satellite technology from academic research to practical applications, empowering industries and driving innovation upgrades.
Stellerus Secures Strategic Investment from Gobi Partners to Accelerate AI-Driven Satellite Meteorology Solutions
2026-02-10
Stellerus Technology Limited has secured a strategic investment from Gobi Partners to accelerate the commercialization of its AI‑driven satellite meteorology and climate intelligence solutions. The funding will enable the company to scale technology deployment across Asia and international markets, helping governments and industries better anticipate and manage weather and climate risks.
Leading Figure | Warmest Congratulations to Professor Zhang Limin on His Election as a Fellow of the Hong Kong Academy of Engineering!
2025-12-22
Expert Team from Sichuan Institute of Geological Survey Visits Hong Kong for Training on Geological Disaster Monitoring and Early Warning Technologies — Sichuan and Hong Kong Join Hands to Expand Satellite Remote Sensing and AI Meteorology Applications to
2025-12-17
From November 16 to 29, 2025, the Sichuan Institute of Geological Survey organized a team of experts to visit Hong Kong. Led by senior institute officials, the team conducted a 14-day "Key Technologies Training on Urban Geological Disaster Monitoring, Early Warning, and Prevention" at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST). The training was hosted by the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at HKUST and organized by Stellerus Technology Limited. It systematically delivered a professional training program in Hong Kong focusing on the integration of satellite remote sensing, artificial intelligence, meteorological modeling, and engineering safety technologies, playing a significant role in promoting the modernization of urban safety governance systems.
Company News | StellerusTech Showcases “Feilian Constellation” Technological Innovations at 2025 GIS
2025-12-08
In December 2025, StellerusTech officially participated in the 2025 Global Innovation Show (GIS) held at the AsiaWorld-Expo, presenting its cutting-edge achievements in satellite AI and climate technology to the global innovation ecosystem, attracting widespread attention.
Prof. Limin ZHANG: Prestigious Named Professorships Conferred on Eminent Academics
2025-11-21
HKUST Holds Eighth Inauguration Ceremony of Named Professorships to Honor Faculty Members' Outstanding Academic and Research Achievements
2025-11-20
Stellerus Technology Limited Wins Prestigious Awards at HKUST-Sino One Million Dollar Entrepreneurship Competition 2025
2025-09-30
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Stellerus Secures Strategic Investment from Gobi Partners to Accelerate AI-Driven Satellite Meteorology Solutions
Stellerus Technology Limited has secured a strategic investment from Gobi Partners to accelerate the commercialization of its AI‑driven satellite meteorology and climate intelligence solutions. The funding will enable the company to scale technology deployment across Asia and international markets, helping governments and industries better anticipate and manage weather and climate risks.
Policy Insights | Seizing Opportunities in Hong Kong’s Five-Year Plan: Stellerus Advances Its I&T Development Blueprint
On September 16, Chief Executive John Lee Ka-Chiu delivered the First Five-Year Plan for Economic and Social Development of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (2026–2030) at the Legislative Council, accompanied by the release of the 2026 Policy Address.
Video Interview | Professor Hui Su Shares the Behind-the-Scenes Story of "MUSICO"
"MUSICO" (Multi-Spectral Imaging Carbon Observatory), the "Space Eye" led and developed by The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), has been successfully deployed aboard China's "Tiangong" space station.