Core Insights - The event showcased various cutting-edge research achievements from China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation, including airborne millimeter-wave interferometric radar and Ka-band SAR payloads, highlighting advancements in technology for urban planning, environmental monitoring, and satellite communication [1][2][3] Group 1: Airborne Millimeter-Wave Interferometric Radar - The airborne millimeter-wave interferometric radar won a gold award at the 10th World Radar Expo for its innovative design, providing data services for urban planning, traffic construction, and environmental protection [1] - It addresses agricultural yield estimation, water resource monitoring, and disaster management, offering all-weather solutions for natural resource monitoring and major infrastructure lifecycle management [1][2] Group 2: Millimeter-Wave Multi-Beam Phased Array Communication Payload - This payload is designed for low Earth orbit satellite communication systems, enabling global broadband internet access and multimedia communication [2] - The technology has evolved since its first application in 2018, resulting in a more mature radar antenna technology and a smaller, lighter satellite communication payload with a broader service range [2] Group 3: Luojia-2 Ka-Band SAR Payload - The Luojia-2 Ka-band SAR payload is the first high-resolution SAR in the international Ka-band, capable of all-weather ground observation and high-resolution microwave imaging [3] - It fills a gap in the international market for high-resolution SAR satellites in this frequency band, providing clear and dynamic radar images suitable for target recognition [3] - The development of this payload is part of ongoing innovation aimed at supporting natural resource surveys and disaster warning systems, contributing to national geographic mapping and carbon neutrality strategies [3]