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Tech Needs Discovery #2: Opportunities for advanced materials, robotics and more to solve space challenges (event: 5 Jun)
The tech needs of space companies at the broker’s Tech Needs Discovery #2 event at SBIC on 5 June present new business opportunities for non-space tech owners. Be part of it!
“Ignition Programme was pivotal to go from an idea to the first steps of building a business”
Want to go from the spark of an idea to successful space business? Then, apply to the Ignition Programme. Get inspiration from Thomas Parry of Spherical Systems and take that first step to validate your idea. Apply by 15 May.
Uncover Space podcast focuses on global satellite navigation systems with guest Charlotte Pouwels
Listen to Charlotte Pouwels from CGI as April’s Uncover Space podcast guest. Hear about the global satellite navigation system (GNSS), Europe’s Galileo and what the future may hold for these satellite constellations. Listen now!
Success of first Tech Needs Discovery event proved the power of curated cross-sector dialogue
ESA Technology Broker NL’s new event series – Tech Needs Discovery – is the ideal format for fuelling fresh thinking. The first edition matched companies with space innovators and exceeded expectations. Read the report!
Join the 2025 pre-incubation trajectory: Register now for the Ignition Programme
Building a space business takes the right mindset and research. Get help to nail the space link and investigate the feasibility of your idea via the Ignition Programme. Register before 8 May and your input can help shape the schedule!
Arceon recognised by ESA for innovative new materials in propulsion technology
Following its winning proposal for the ESA FIRST! campaign, Arceon has been awarded its first project as a prime contractor under ESA. The award recognises the startup’s innovative materials for propulsion systems.