Having a great idea but you “just” need a satellite to bring your stuff into space? Apply to Open Cosmos` Call To Orbit competition, a joint partnership with ESA giving away free satellite development and launch support over the next year.
Start-up Drift+Noise assists companies in development of economic activities in ice-covered waters by providing ice maps for polar regions and ice consulting. Meet them at ESA's Start-up Space powered by ESA Space Solutions at IAC 2018.
The ESA BIC Noordwijk start-up SkyfloX has developed a system of mounting sensors on airliner´s aircraft to provide a variety of Earth observations and telecommunication services. Meet them at ILA Future Lab ”FUEL FOR INNOVATION”.
The ESA Business Incubation Centre (ESA BIC) Bavaria start-up Blackwave has developed a highly automated process for the cost-efficient production of complex carbon fiber components. Meet them at ILA Future Lab ”FUEL FOR INNOVATION”.
At the 34th Space Conference four ESA BIC start-ups, five European space companies, four Europe space agency representatives and ESA discussed ”How new business models disrupt space business”.
Space satellite startup Open Cosmos from ESA BIC Harwell has raised $7 million in a series A funding round as part of its mission to make satellites more affordable and more accessible to everyone.
The new ESA Business Incubation Centre (ESA BIC) will support entrepreneurs to develop business models from space technologies at two new locations in the German state of Baden-Württemberg: in Reutlingen and in the Friedrichshafen-Immenstadt area.
Get into space with the ESA BIC start-up Open Cosmos solution: a satellite into orbit in 10 months from UK£500 000. Meet them at "The ESA Story - How new business models disrupt the space business" at the 34th Space Symposium in Colorado Spring, US
A new company from ESA Business Incubation Centre Harwell in UK has developed an autonomous boat that is propelled by the waves and carries ocean sensors powered by solar energy.
Two years after the opening of ESA BIC Prague, firms outside of Prague now also have the opportunity to tap into technologies and systems from ESA, at the new centre in Brno.
