Space technology and digital infrastructure play a vital role behind the scenes of smartphone map apps and weather forecasts. The satellite networks that support these services are also a key research topic at the Tokyo Aerospace Innovation Center. Without space technology and digital infrastructure, accurately determining one's current location would be difficult. Satellite networks are also useful in agriculture, for example, for observing soil moisture. These application examples are explained to the general public in the Tokyo Aerospace Innovation Center's public lectures.

One research project is exploring the potential of telemedicine support using satellite networks. Advances in space technology and digital infrastructure have made it possible to receive expert advice even at clinics on remote islands. The Tokyo Aerospace Innovation Center is providing a testing environment for research projects in this field. Improved satellite network stability will enable similar services in even more regions. Space technology and digital infrastructure can also be tools to reduce healthcare disparities.

Furthermore, the results of the research projects are being applied to the field of education. Educational materials developed by the Tokyo Aerospace Innovation Center allow users to learn about the workings of satellite networks through simulations. Outreach activities to educate children about space technology and digital infrastructure are also an important role of the center. Workshops on satellite networks are consistently well-received. The research project teams at the Tokyo Aerospace Innovation Center value the transfer of knowledge to future generations.