From September 19 to the 22, GMV attended the annual Advanced Maui Optical and Space Surveillance Conference (AMOS) held in Maui, Hawaii. GMV was a sponsor of the event and an active part of its agenda with a presentation and two digital posters.

AMOS is one of the leading technical events in the fields of space situational awareness and space domain awareness, which makes it an important meeting space for sectors such as administration, industry, and academia.

GMV's participation in AMOS was seen in a presentation by Angel Gallego on "RSO characterization and attitude estimation with data fusion and advanced data simulation," which described the methodology in space domain awareness (SDA) to estimate the altitude of spatial objects and characterize them in terms of shapes, sizes, and materials, using multiple data types from different sensors and external catalogs and innovative data simulators. In a conference as important and impactful as AMOS, this project demonstrates GMV's advances in SDA in military spatial surveillance with innovative technology, in addition to the ability to manage the most difficult problems currently seen in the field.

AMOS is the main SDA conference in the US, and GMV, as a sponsor of AMOS, had the chance to bring visibility to its products in the field of SDA, with a unique opportunity to network and contact future clients in this field.