A C C I M T – Arthur C Clarke Institute for Modern Technologies

“Type III Solar radio burst detected by the CALLISTO system at Arthur C. Clarke Institute.”

Jupiter – Saturn conjunction observed by the 45 cm Cassegrain telescope at Arthur C Clarke Institute

Image of a Geminids Meteor Shower Captured by Arthur C Clarke Institute for Modern Technologies

Arthur C Clarke Gallery

Technology Contributions of ACCIMT for Covid-19 Mitigation

Discovery of two New Planets beyond our Solar system using NASA K2 mission data

A C C I M T | Industrial Services and Consultancies

Sri Lanka’s Largest Telescope –
45 cm Cassegrain Telescope

Highlights of the first official visit of the Newly Appointed Chairman of the Board of Governance of Arthur C Clarke Institute Modern Technologies Prof. Chandana Jayarathne.

Water Rocket Making Workshop by ACCIMT in Collaboration with APRRSAF

Programmable Logic Controllers Course – 1st of October 2022

Research and Development

Research, design and development activities in identified modern technology areas are the key statute function of the ACCIMT. Hence the institute actively involved in following subject domains.

Industrial Services and Consultancies

The ACCIMT is housed with well equipped laboratory facilities to provide test, measurement and calibration services in specific areas related to electronics, electrical and telecommunication related subject domains.

Continuing Professional Development Programmes

From time to time the institute announces high-tech training programmes for professionals and senior managers who are serving the local industrial sector.

On going Projects with National Importance

The ACCIMT continued to be one of a leading research and development institute in the country within the areas of its expertise and performs a pivotal role in development of national capabilities in space and several other identified core technology domains. In the process institute initiated several pioneering projects.

Rice Yield Forecasting & Cultivated Paddy Area Identification

The ACCIMT is continuing a project to identify the paddy cultivated areas and to forecast the yield before harvesting in major paddy cultivation districts (Polonnaruwa, Kurunegala, Ampara, Batticaloa, Hambantota, Anuradhapura, & Trincomalee) of Sri Lanka using free satellite data. A pilot project has been completed for Ampara district for Yala season-2018.

National Hub for Receiving and Distribution of Earth Observation Data

Receiving and distribution of earth observation data through National Hub project have enormous potential for space technology applications in many spheres of governmental, business and citizen-service activity, in terms of enhanced effectiveness, efficiency and economy.