Rabea Rogge is a robotics researcher, astronaut, and expert in exploration in extreme environments. She was the first German woman in space and participated in the groundbreaking Fram2 mission – the first crewed space mission to orbit Earth’s polar regions. With her expertise in robotics, artificial intelligence, and operations in extreme conditions, she represents a new generation in space exploration and technology.

·       Early Life and Education:
Rabea Rogge is originally from Berlin, Germany. She studied robotics and artificial intelligence, focusing on technologies designed for operation in extreme environments. Her academic background spans interdisciplinary research in environmental science and advanced technological innovation.

·       Expert in Extreme Environments:
Throughout her career, Rogge has worked in some of the planet’s most challenging environments – from deep-sea expeditions to polar regions. She led a satellite mission, gaining critical leadership experience in complex technological projects. Her efforts to combat illegal fishing at sea reflect her commitment to environmental protection. Currently, she is conducting research in oceanic robotics in the Arctic, developing innovative technologies to explore and protect fragile ecosystems.

·       Astronaut and the Fram2 Mission:
Rogge participated in the Fram2 space mission – the first astronaut-led mission to specifically orbit Earth’s polar regions. The mission set new benchmarks in scientific space exploration under extreme climatic conditions. She became the first German female astronaut in space through this historic flight.

·       Spaceflight and the New Space Sector:
Rogge is a leading figure in the emerging New Space sector and advocates for a more inclusive future in space exploration. She promotes modern astronaut training programs and shares fresh perspectives on the evolving nature of human spaceflight.

·       Post-Mission Career:
After her space mission, Rogge turned her focus toward scientific research, environmental technology, and innovation consulting. As a keynote speaker, she links space science to real-world applications, inspiring audiences across industries with insights into future technologies, exploration, and resilience.

·       Other Achievements:
Rogge is known for building bridges between science, technology, and society. Her work has been recognized in various fields. Through her talks, she encourages bold thinking, pioneering spirit, and the courage to take meaningful risks—in science, technology, and personal growth.