(Photo from Southcn.com)  

At 06:57 on October 25, Chinas first space router, designed and developed independently by National University of Defense Technology was launched at the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center with CZ-4B and accurately entered into the predetermined orbit.

The project was set up in Shunde for more than a year, and major technical teams conducted research in Shunde, Foshan.

Military and civilian integration gets fruitful results in Shunde

With the support of Guangdong Provincial Party Committee Government, Foshan Municipal Government and Shunde District Government organized Deya Institute of Military and Civil Integration Innovation Institute to carry out a cooperation with National University of Defense Technology Computer Academy and jointly establish Guangdong Space Network Engineering Technology Research Center.

"The project was launched in Shunde for more than a year, with major technical research teams conducting research in Shunde." Huang Ruohao, dean of Deya Institute of Military and Civil Integration Innovation.

Institute in Foshan Shunde said that the landing of this project was mainly because of the well-developed industrial base and mature production set in Shunde. In addition, local government also attaches great importance to promoting the development of military and civilian integration.

Shunde Technology supports global Internet access

It is reported that the space router is one of the core equipment of constructing the world integrated information network. The successful launch and in-orbit verification of the first space router in China will greatly improve the technological maturity and lay a solid foundation for the construction of the world integrated network system.

Due to natural environmental factors such as deserts, mountains and oceans, nearly half of the worlds population still has no access to the Internet. The world integrated network system with space router as the core will solve this problem, providing strong support for the Internet access in the area without network coverage.

(Eleanor)