Prisma Electronics, the Greek company that innovates, is proud to have supported and participated in the presentation of the collective volume:"Artificial Intelligence, Human Rights, Democracy and the Rule of Law", edited by Dr Evripidis Stylianidis- Ευριπίδης Στυλιανίδης, Associate Professor of Law at the European University of Cyprus and Member of the Hellenic Parliament.

On October 2 and 3, Prisma Electronics participated in the 11th City of London Biennial meeting, held at the International Maritime Organization and organized by Bayes Business School under Professor Costas Grammenos. The company was represented by John Giordamlis, who actively participated in discussions and panels with shipping industry executives and academics.

Exciting news from Prisma Electronics!

Our CubeSat MICE-1, developed with the support of the ESA - European Space Agency (ESA), has successfully completed all functional and environmental testing and is now ready for launch this November aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-15 mission.

The Managing Director of Prisma Electronics, Mr. Christos Giordamlis, during the JustReDI two-day conference on "Digital Transformation in Greece – Challenges and Opportunities for a Fair Dual Transition," held at TIF Helexpo in Thessaloniki, highlighted critical issues for the country's future.

At the Prisma Electronics Electronic Circuit Production Plant in Alexandroupolis, the Minister of Digital Governance, Mr. Dimitris Papastergiou, accompanied by the Deputy Minister of Digital Governance, Mr. Christos Dermentzopoulos, had the opportunity to see the robotic production lines and the special clean room for space applications up close, and to talk with the company's executives and staff.

At Prisma Electronics’ industrial facility in Alexandroupolis, the final preparations are being completed for MICE-1, the Greek nanosatellite entirely designed, developed, and manufactured by Prisma Electronics.

Prisma Electronics participated in the Greek Space Tech Forum, contributing to the discussion on "Space & Maritime" through a presentation by the company's Managing Director, Christos Giordamlis. The focus of this contribution was on analysing the emerging prospects and technological challenges from the perspective of the interconnection of space and shipping.

From July 1 to 2 at the Athens Conservatory, Prisma Electronics will participate in the conference highlighting the dynamic Greek space ecosystem as a premium corporate participant.

We are proud that Prisma Electronics actively contributed to the construction of the electronic circuits and special wiring of DUTHSat-2, the first Greek-built microsatellite developed under the leadership of Democritus University of Trace and with the support of ESA.