D-Orbit part of the International Astronautical Congress
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The 65th International Astronautical Congress 2014, the world's premier space event, will take place in Toronto, Canada from September 29 to October 3. The Congress theme - “Our World Needs Space” - will promote an exploration of the relationship between Earth and space and the ways that space activities help to meet our needs on Earth. D-Orbit, leader in the development of decommissioning devices for satellites, is taking take part in the Congress, participating in symposia and in scheduled technical sessions.
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Eminent speakers from politics and public administration
Eminent speakers from the UAS industry
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Information and discussions about the legislative framework for deploying drones in Europe
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