Report from POC, NEPAL

Sep 14, 2026

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This document presents a report from POC (Point of Contact), NEPAL, detailing activities and projects related to space education and research. Presented by Rakesh Chandra Prajapati of ORION Space, the report highlights the contributions of individuals who have participated in various training programs, including CLTP-7 and CLTP-8 in Japan, and HEPTA-Sat training at Kathmandu University, Nepal. It showcases initiatives like CanSat workshops and academic projects at universities in Nepal, aimed at promoting space education. The document also mentions ongoing projects such as the PocketQube Pico-Satellite and the SatNOGS Ground Station, and features the OBC v1 PocketQube and the EduQube Platform for radiation sensor testing. Acknowledgments are extended to Ms. Rei Kawashima, Secretary General of UNISEC-Global, for her support in organizing these training programs. The report emphasizes the commitment to fostering space exploration and research within Nepal.

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Report from POC, NEPAL

ORION Space, Nepal

Current Projects

CanSat at universities in Nepal

PocketQube Pico-Satellite (GROUP Discussion)

SatNOGS Ground Station

OBC v1 PocketQube

EduQube Platform used for Radiation Sensor Testing

Acknowledgement

FAQs

Who presented the report from POC, NEPAL?

The report was presented by Rakesh Chandra Prajapati of ORION Space.

What is the primary aim of ORION Space in Nepal?

The primary aim of ORION Space is to promote space education and research in Nepal.

What are some of the current projects mentioned by ORION Space?

Current projects include CanSat initiatives at universities, a PocketQube Pico-Satellite project, and establishing a SatNOGS Ground Station.

Sep 14, 2026

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