In August 2026, Stellerus Tech participated in the 19th China High-Tech Expo on Meteorological Modernization held in Zhengzhou. The company showcased its cutting-edge technological achievements in satellite AI, climate technology, disaster early warning, and smart cities, engaging in in-depth exchanges with experts, enterprises, and partners across meteorology, aerospace, artificial intelligence, and tech innovation.

This year's Expo attracted numerous leading domestic and international enterprises, covering frontier sectors such as commercial aerospace, general aviation, satellite manufacturing, and drone applications. As an AI meteorology and commercial aerospace company incubated by the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), Stellerus Tech highlighted its MUSICO (Multi-Spectral Imaging Carbon Observer) Camera and the Feilian Constellation. The exhibit demonstrated the company's technical strength in high-precision greenhouse gas detection, 3D wind-field satellite constellations, and AI weather forecasting, aiming to expand domestic partnership channels and identify potential upstream and downstream partners across the industrial chain.

During the exhibition, the Stellerus Tech team systematically introduced three of the company's core capabilities to visiting guests and professional attendees:

• MUSICO Camera: The world's first lightweight, high-precision point-source imaging instrument for carbon detection. It provides high-precision monitoring of carbon dioxide ($text{CO}_2$) and methane ($text{CH}_4$) emission sources, delivering reliable remote sensing data to support carbon verification, methane leak identification, ESG compliance, and carbon market development.

• Feilian Constellation: The world's first hyperspectral satellite constellation designed for 3D wind-field detection. It captures global 3D wind fields and atmospheric data at high spatial and temporal resolutions, servicing key application scenarios such as low-altitude economy safety, renewable energy power forecasting, extreme weather warnings, and disaster risk management, with broad commercial prospects.

• HIWindCast: An AI-powered typhoon forecast correction technology integrated with Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) observation data. It enhances the accuracy of typhoon track, intensity, and offshore wind-field predictions, providing more timely decision-support for insurance and finance, shipping logistics, offshore operations, and disaster risk management.
  

Throughout the event, the Stellerus Tech team actively engaged with visiting government agencies, research institutes, commercial space companies, satellite manufacturers, drone enterprises, and industry application units. Discussions focused on satellite payload development, remote sensing data applications, weather forecasting services, low-altitude security, renewable energy forecasting, and climate risk management, resulting in the preliminary screening of potential partners with strong collaboration interest.

Participation in this Expo not only elevated Stellerus Tech's brand influence in commercial aerospace and AI meteorology, but also further validated market demand for high-precision greenhouse gas monitoring, 3D wind-field detection, and intelligent meteorological services. This lays a solid foundation for the company's upcoming technical collaborations, product deployments, and market expansion.

Moving forward, Stellerus Tech will leverage this Expo to actively expand across mainland and international markets. The company remains committed to accelerating the ecosystem build-out for commercial aerospace and AI meteorology, driving more research outcomes from the laboratory to industrial applications, and contributing to Hong Kong's development as an international innovation and technology hub and a space economy leader.

On-Site Exhibition Details

Zhengzhou Aerospace Industry Technology Expo

On August 24, 2026, the Zhengzhou Aerospace Industry Technology Expo opened at the Zhongyuan International Convention and Exhibition Center in Zhengzhou. Featuring an exhibition area of approximately 16,000 square meters, the Expo attracted over 300 renowned domestic and international enterprises, with professional visitors exceeding 30,000 attendee-times. Private sector leaders—including General Aviation Group, Sanhe Aviation, CAS Satellite, and Xuanwu Aerospace—featured prominently to showcase innovations and technical breakthroughs across commercial aerospace, general aviation, satellite manufacturing, rocket recovery, and drone applications.