Space Business Innovation Camp 2026: Turn Your Ideas into Space
The Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA) invites Filipino students, professionals, entrepreneurs, and companies of all sizes – startups, MSMEs, and established – who do data analytics or AI to join the Space Business Innovation Camp (SBIC) 2026. It’s a structured mentoring program that helps participants understand problem-solution fit based on market needs, validate use cases, and strengthen the foundations needed to pursue ideas into viable products, services, and business opportunities using space data.
Whether you are exploring a new idea, strengthening an existing product or service, conducting research, or looking for new ways to apply data, SBIC 2026 will guide you through key stages of venture development.
Applications to the SBIC 2026 Mentoring Program are ongoing and early registration is encouraged to fully enjoy the features of the program. Register now: https://tinyurl.com/JoinSBIC2026
GPS and Earth observation satellite data are widely available and often free to use, even for commercial applications. SBIC leverages this accessibility to help participants integrate satellite data into their products, services, and business strategies, creating ventures that drive innovation and impact.
Through SBIC, participants will:
Our goal is simple: To help you grow your ideas with satellite data, connect with the right market, and access opportunities for support and funding/financing. The mentoring program will feature:
SBIC 2026 is free and open to individuals or a team of up to five (5) members, who do data analytics or AI.
Join this year’s Space Business Innovation Camp and take the next step toward building a viable, space-enabled venture. Register now: https://tinyurl.com/JoinSBIC2026
The SBIC 2026 Mentoring Program was officially launched during #PhilippineSpaceWeek2026 during the panel discussion “Building the Next Generation of Space-enabled Businesses.”
Learn more here: https://philsa.gov.ph/news/space-business-innovation-camp-2026-building-the-next-generation-of-space-enabled-businesses/
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