SUPARCO showcased its latest achievements in space technology, satellite systems, and geospatial applications at the Lahore Science Mela held on 25–26 October 2025. The Commission presented a diverse range of engineering and scientific innovations, attracting strong interest from students, researchers, educators, and science enthusiasts. Key exhibits included the Control Moment Gyroscope, the Shape Memory Alloy (SMA)–based Solar Panel Deployment Mechanism, the Structural-Thermal Model (STM) of the Pakistan National Student Satellite, and a dedicated thermal testing setup. Visitors also explored concept displays related to Pakistan’s first manned space mission, along with detailed miniature models of communication and remote sensing satellites.
SUPARCO’s pavilion also featured interactive demonstrations showcasing the organisation’s applied satellite solutions for agriculture monitoring, disaster management, urban planning, mineral exploration, and other national development sectors. These hands-on activities enabled attendees to better understand how space technology contributes to practical decision-making and sustainable growth in Pakistan.
The two-day event welcomed over 100,000 visitors, with SUPARCO’s exhibits receiving exceptional attention and appreciation throughout the mela. The participation significantly enhanced public awareness of Pakistan’s growing space capabilities and reaffirmed SUPARCO’s role in advancing science, technology, and innovation in the country.
