Event Report: Participation and Booth Exhibition at "Vietnam-Japan Space Horizons 2026 Forum" held in Vietnam

Tellus Inc. participated in the "Vietnam-Japan Space Horizons 2026 Forum" held in Vietnam, showcasing the utilization of its satellite data platform "Tellus." As part of JAXA's Space Strategy Fund project, a hands-on session was also conducted at the Vietnam Space Center, aiming to strengthen Japan-Vietnam space technology cooperation and expand satellite data utilization.
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Tellus Inc. Participates in "Vietnam-Japan Space Horizons 2026 Forum" in Vietnam and Exhibits Booth

Tellus Inc. (Headquarters: Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Hideto Yamazaki; hereinafter: "Our Company") participated in the "Vietnam-Japan Space Horizons 2026 Forum" held at the Vietnam Space Center in Hoa Lac, Vietnam, from March 12 to 15, 2026, and held a booth exhibition.

Furthermore, on March 11, 2026, we conducted a hands-on session introducing the use of satellite data utilizing the satellite data platform "Tellus" for Vietnamese space agency staff and university students studying space-related fields. This initiative was implemented as part of the JAXA Space Strategy Fund project, under the commissioned work titled "Development and demonstration of overseas satellite data utilization systems" undertaken by the Japan Space Forum (JSF).




◆ About the Booth Exhibition
The Vietnam-Japan Space Horizons 2026 Forum was held in conjunction with the opening ceremony of the Hoa Lac Space Center, with the aim of further strengthening space technology cooperation between Japanese and Vietnamese space agencies. Our company exhibited at this event to introduce our efforts in aggregating various satellite data and providing an environment that makes satellite data easier to utilize, thereby fulfilling our role as a satellite data platform in Asia, including Japan and Vietnam. We received positive interest from visitors regarding the utilization of satellite data in Vietnam, indicating expectations for future expansion of its use.

Additionally, Vietnam's Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính visited our booth and viewed the GOSAT visualizer. His strong interest in observing climate change using satellite data and the potential for satellite data collaboration between Japan and Vietnam was evident.



◆ About the Hands-on Session
On March 11, 2026, the day before the forum, we, along with Yamaguchi University, conducted a hands-on session for approximately 15 Vietnamese space agency staff and university students studying space-related fields, focusing on analyzing satellite data using Tellus. During the hands-on session, participants learned basic satellite data knowledge and simple analysis methods by actually displaying satellite data available on Tellus using "QGIS," an open-source software for geographic information analysis.

Many participants had prior experience utilizing tools like QGIS in research institutions and expressed high interest in the "Tellus" satellite data platform, which allows for consistent operations from data acquisition to analysis on the cloud without downloading data to a local environment.

◆ Reference Information
▪ About the Space Strategy Fund Project
The Space Strategy Fund project is a government-led technology development program centered around JAXA, aimed at supporting the enhancement of competitiveness and growth of Japan's space industry. The "Overseas Satellite Data Utilization System Demonstration (Feasibility Study)" mentioned here is one of its technology development themes.

▪ About the Technology Development Theme "Overseas Satellite Data Utilization System Demonstration (Feasibility Study)"
This theme supports the overseas expansion of solutions utilizing satellite data. It aims for future commercialization through understanding local needs and examining business schemes. Tellus is responsible for "infrastructure development" for the overseas expansion of satellite data-driven solutions within this technology development theme.

* For past press releases, please see here.
https://corp.tellusxdp.com/news/press-release-ja/449/

◆ About Tellus Inc.
Tellus Inc., with its mission "To become the hub for space for everyone, driven by software," is a Space Data Tech company that provides services fusing satellite data with IT and AI. Centered around the satellite data platform "Tellus," it also offers the AI model development and verification environment "Tellus AI Playground" and the corporate cloud workspace "Tellus Pro."

"Tellus" boasts the largest scale in Japan, handling 44 types of satellite data from government and commercial sources, along with 2 types of ground data. As of the end of February 2026, it had surpassed 43,381 registered users and over 530,000 scene downloads annually. Tellus Inc. will continue to provide an environment and infrastructure for satellite data utilizing IT and AI to application providers, supporting the creation of new businesses, and contributing to the expansion of the domestic and international space information industry market and the industrialization of the space sector.

* Company Name: 株式会社Tellus / Tellus Inc.
* Location: 7-20-1 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
* President and CEO: Hideto Yamazaki
* Corporate Site: https://corp.tellusxdp.com/

※1: As of the end of February 2026
Keywords: Vietnam, Japan-Vietnam Space Forum, Satellite Data, Hands-on, Space, Satellite, JAXA, Space Strategy Fund, Yamaguchi University, QGIS

FAQ

What is the Vietnam-Japan Space Horizons 2026 Forum?

It is a forum aiming to strengthen space technology cooperation between Japanese and Vietnamese space agencies. Tellus showcased the utilization of its satellite data platform.

What are the strengths of Tellus's satellite data platform?

It handles Japan's largest scale of 44 types of satellite data and 2 types of ground data, providing an environment for integrated acquisition and analysis on the cloud.

What did the Vietnamese Prime Minister see at the Tellus booth?

He viewed a GOSAT-based visualizer and showed keen interest in climate change observation and Japan-Vietnam collaboration possibilities.