Exhibition
April 1-4, 2025, World Congress Center Bonn (WCC Bonn), Germany
The exhibition will take place throughout the conference in the lobby of the Plenary Building.
3S Northumbria
3S Northumbria provides Sustainable Space Solutions grounded in the principles of a circular economy for space and evidenced through assured space situational awareness (SSA). A firm believer in the need to preserve benefits provided from space and satellite operations, the company builds upon over 30 years of experience in government, military and commercial space surveillance and tracking and SSA to develop expertise, ideas and missions in space sustainability.
DiGOS Potsdam GmbH
DiGOS Potsdam GmbH is a leading company in the development and provision of turnkey laser ranging ground stations. We are experts in satellite and space debris laser ranging, and optical ground stations. Our solutions enable high-precision positioning of objects in Earth's orbit with millimeter to centimeter accuracy.
Our innovative technologies support space situational awareness (SSA), collision warnings, precise orbit determination, and the testing of new satellite reflectors. With extensive experience and international partnerships, we provide customized solutions for science, space agencies, and private companies.
GMV
GMV is the European leader is SST, STM & SDA with 110+ engineers in 8 countries. GMV is the main contributor to ESA’s Space Safety Program inc. lead of CREAM, SST Core SW and STM & Zero Debris tasks. GMV also leads key EUSST activities in Spain for AEE (inc. S3TOC development & operations and EUSST’s COPLA & CONAN tools), Germany for DLR (inc. GSSAC Mission System, EUSST catalogue & performance monitor), France for CNES (inc. EUSST architecture analyses & CA algos) and other national agencies. GMV also provides commercial CA services (Focusoc) to 10+ operators worldwide, owns a Passive RF stations network (Focusear) and a unique COTS SW for SST data processing (Ecosstm) present in USSPACECOM’s JCO, Spanish, Polish, Romanian & Greek civilian and German & Spanish military SST Ops Centers.
Neuraspace
Neuraspace is a Portuguese startup offering an AI and ML powered platform for satellite operations, such as space traffic management, space operations, and space data and insights. By leveraging data fusion, automation, and intelligent decision-making, Neuraspace helps prevent collisions and improve efficiency in an increasingly crowded orbit. The company has expanded its services to five key areas: Space Traffic Management & Operations, Launch and Early Operations, Data and Tracking Services, and Mission Design. Neuraspace now manages over 400 satellites from global companies on its platform. With a scalable software approach and integration of ground and in-space sensors, Neuraspace is tackling the growing challenges of orbital traffic and ensuring cost-effective satellite operations as legacy systems struggle to keep up.
NorthStar Earth & Space Europe
NorthStar Earth & Space Europe, headquartered in Luxembourg, provides real-time, space-based monitoring of active and inactive objects across all near-Earth orbits. In 2024, it became the first commercial enterprise to launch a satellite constellation with advanced optical sensors to continuously track space debris and satellites in LEO, MEO, and GEO. Its automated pipelines perform multi-source data integration to deliver high-precision space object tracking.
With 70+ employees, including 20 experts in Luxembourg, NorthStar Europe launched its Space Situational Awareness (SSA) and Space Traffic Management (STM) services in Q1 2025. The initial offerings to satellite operators include Conjunction Analysis, Manoeuvre Recommendations, Orbit Improvements, and Flight Plan Validation. In addition, NorthStar provides 24/5 space operations support to the U.S. DoD’s JCO Space Operations cell.
Contact information:
Ignacio Cires | Ignacio.cires@northstar-data.com
Cell Number: (+34) 683 564 439
Address: 24-28 Rue Goethe, L1637, City of Luxembourg (Grand Duchy of Luxembourg)
Officina Stellare SpA
Officina Stellare SpA is a leading name specialized in the design and manufacture of high-technology optomechanical system instrumentation for the Aerospace, Scientific Research, and Defense-related domains. Founded in 2009, it is headquartered in Sarcedo, near Vicenza, Italy. The company has distinguished itself for its commitment to manufacturing capacity. In 2019, it went public and got listed on the EuroNext Growth Milan market of Borsa Italiana, establishing itself as a key player in the space economy. Officina Stellare is a qualified supplier of space telescopes for commercial and institutional operators and now plays a crucial role in new markets like LaserCom. It is involved in major European programs for the development of optical communication systems and Space Traffic Management (Space Surveillance) as a supplier of telescopes for SSA (Space Situational Awareness) applications and large optics.
Space Analyses
Space Analyses (Vienna, Austria), founded in 2014 by Valentin Eder, digs into the convergence of Big Data with the Space-Time Continuum and applies the results to domains such as Satellite Communication and Space Debris Management. Space Analyses develops holistic data analytics solutions for Satellite Payload and Spacecraft Operations.
With its comparably unique combination Space Analyses developed a three dimensional RF monitoring solution THRIMOS to catalogue and monitor NON-GSO objects in space. At this conference we present the results of a LEO RF measurement campaign in Ku band with the focus of interference prediction as a contribution to space domain awareness.
Sybilla Technologies
Sybilla Technologies is a leading European company specializing in the design, development of hardware and software for ground-based sensors, precise photometric and astrometric measurements, space traffic management, and the collection and delivery of data necessary for the detection and monitoring of satellites and other space objects in low, medium, and geostationary Earth orbits (LEO, MEO, GEO).
Our company designs, delivers, integrates and operates advanced observation systems. We are developing advanced technologies that support the safety of space and the Earth, monitoring objects in orbits and reducing space debris to ensure that future generations have access to orbits around the Earth that are as valuable and limited as water or natural resources.
Vyoma
Vyoma – a NewSpace start-up based in Munich – protects critical infrastructure in space by providing satellite operators with real-time situational awareness services. It generates proprietary space surveillance and tracking data with its constellation of space-based telescopes, aiming to build an independent catalogue of space objects down to a few centimetres in size. The first and second launch of its 100 kg Flamingo satellites are scheduled for October 2025 and June 2026 respectively, allowing the 40-strong Vyoma team to serve timely data to institutional and commercial customers. Vyoma's ambition is to make satellites more resilient and efficient through a high degree of autonomy in operation – a capability it will validate with Flamingo-1.