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Pavan Kalyan Nanduri (Postdoc, LSMS, EPFL)10/09/2026, 15:30Lightning Talk
Space debris represents a growing threat to operational satellites in LEO. Beyond a critical object density, collisions can trigger a self-sustaining fragmentation cascade. The primary contributors to this debris population are satellite breakup events caused by hypervelocity impacts. Owing to the irreversible consequences of orbital debris, significant effort has been devoted to developing...
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MARIA ANTONIA RAMOS PRADA (GMV)10/09/2026, 15:42Lightning Talk
GMV is the leading European industry in SST and contributes to the Zero Debris vision through advanced Space Surveillance and Traffic Coordination capabilities, combining multi-source data curation, space object cataloguing, sensors scheduling and tasking, collision avoidance automation, and coordination frameworks. Building upon operational expertise with ESA, EU SST and others, GMV develops...
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Jenny Kingston (Cranfield University)10/09/2026, 15:54Lightning Talk
In space recycling offers a sustainable solution to orbital debris. DEXTER, a four year EIC Pathfinder project launched in 2025, is developing technologies for harvesting, processing, and reusing inactive spacecraft. The modular robotic tools, vacuum compatible laser cutting and welding, and advanced sensing will enable semiautonomous extraction of debris materials, fostering a circular space...
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JAVIER RODRIGUEZ GONZALEZ (AEE)10/09/2026, 16:06
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