SBIC recently welcomed students of the 2024 ESA–CEMS block seminar as they journeyed into the new space economy and presented exciting business ideas. ESA BIC incubatees teamed up with them with inspiring results.
ESA BIC startup Ceres Space is using hydrogen peroxide as a propellant, offering a safer and more efficient alternative for satellite propulsion and manoeuvrability. Discover more in this interview.
ESA BIC startup Aardvark Sensing is enabling affordable soil profiling that, in combination with satellite data, can offer better predictive capability for precision agriculture. Discover more in this interview.
ESA BIC startup 2C Degrees is combining satellite imagery and artificial intelligence to provide insights into water scarcity and pricing patterns to aid in decision making. Hear from Patrick Slavenburg about his space related business.
Students can operate a ground station and download real-world imagery and data from weather satellites thanks to the educational services provided by ESA BIC incubatee Turtle Island Space.
A robotic aerial scanner, comprising a small robotic aircraft and portable, tripod-mounted base station, is being developed by ESA BIC incubatee Celemation.