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Space Research and Technology in Uzbekistan
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Space Research and Technology sector based in Uzbekistan. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
4 on file
Uzbekspace Agency
The main tasks of the Agency of Space Research and Technology under the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan are the followings- Development and implementation of a unified state policy and strategic directions in the field of space research and technology- Development and implementation of state programs for the development of the space industry in the Republic of Uzbekistan- Preparation of proposals for improving legislation in the field of space activities, space research and technology, including the development of legal acts- implementation of state control over compliance with legislation in the field of space activities in order to ensure the required level of its development, organization of specialized and related work, provision of services- preparation and implementation of comprehensive measures for the development of the infrastructure of the space industry, space research and technology, research, development and innovative works- organization of training, retraining and advanced training of personnel in all areas of space activities, including in leading foreign higher educational institutions- assistance to government agencies in improving the efficiency of solving problems through the use of stratospheric and other unmanned aerial vehicles, as well as spacecraft for remote sensing of the earth and satellite communications- implementation of international cooperation in the field of space research and technology- development of cooperation with international financial institutions, donor countries, companies and banks in cooperation with interested ministries and departments in order to attract foreign investment and advanced technologies in the field of space activities, including on the terms of public-private partnership;
11 to 50 staff
Ulugh Beg Astronomical Institute Of Uzbekistan
Ulugh Beg Astronomical Institute (UBAI) of the Uzbek Academy of Sciences is the oldest scientific institution not only in Uzbekistan but in the whole Central Asia as well. It was founded as Tashkent Astronomical observatory in 1873 and reorganized to UBAI in 1966. It was known as an important astrometric center of the FSU. The photographic plate collection obtained with the Normal astrograph installed in Tashkent in 1895 and continued up to the mid of the 80s of the last century with Kitab double astrograph made by Zeiss is one of the richest in the world. Since the end of the 19th century UBAI was involved to the International Latitude Service. Kitab station of UBAI was one of five stations of the ILS network. Today Kitab is hosting the ground based beacon of the GPS satellite navigation system. At present the researches carried out in UBAI are mostly based on the observational data obtained at Maidanak astronomical observatory, located at a distance of 120 km south of the famous historical city of Samarkand. It lies on the spurs of the Pamir and Alai mountain system at 2700 m above the sea level. Maidanak observatory is unique due to its geographical location at the mid distance between the main astronomical facilities on the Canaries and the Hawaii as well as to its high quality atmospheric conditions. It makes Maidanak a very critical site for continuous monitoring of astrophysical objects.
51 to 200 staff
Uzcosmos
The main tasks of the Agency of Space Research and Technology under the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan are the followings- Development and implementation of a unified state policy and strategic directions in the field of space research and technology- Development and implementation of state programs for the development of the space industry in the Republic of Uzbekistan- Preparation of proposals for improving legislation in the field of space activities, space research and technology, including the development of legal acts- implementation of state control over compliance with legislation in the field of space activities in order to ensure the required level of its development, organization of specialized and related work, provision of services- preparation and implementation of comprehensive measures for the development of the infrastructure of the space industry, space research and technology, research, development and innovative works- organization of training, retraining and advanced training of personnel in all areas of space activities, including in leading foreign higher educational institutions- assistance to government agencies in improving the efficiency of solving problems through the use of stratospheric and other unmanned aerial vehicles, as well as spacecraft for remote sensing of the earth and satellite communications- implementation of international cooperation in the field of space research and technology- development of cooperation with international financial institutions, donor countries, companies and banks in cooperation with interested ministries and departments in order to attract foreign investment and advanced technologies in the field of space activities, including on the terms of public-private partnership;
11 to 50 staff
Havo
HavoSpace is an AI-driven space technology company committed to revolutionizing the way humanity approaches global challenges. By integrating cutting-edge artificial intelligence with space innovation, the company develops advanced solutions for humanitarian projects, aiming to address critical issues such as disaster management, environmental sustainability, and global connectivity. With a focus on research and development, HavoSpace creates technologies that enhance satellite communications, optimize space missions, and provide data-driven insights for a better world. The company envisions a future where space exploration and AI work hand in hand to improve life on Earth while opening new frontiers for humanity. HavoSpace is dedicated to collaboration, innovation, and making space technologies accessible for impactful, humanitarian purposes.
1 to 10 staff
