ESA’s Technology Transfer Programme brings space down to Earth – from comets to start-ups. We support entrepreneurs who use space technology and space data in completely new fields and applications. This local investment successfully creates hundreds of jobs each year, boosting local industries across ESA Member States.
Arceon’s space trajectory has seen the team go from strength to strength with multiple ESA contracts, collaborations and funding rounds. CEO Rahul Shirke shares the startup’s journey since graduating from ESA BIC.
By leveraging a modified an electrical propulsion device – currently used in space – for terrestrial applications, ESA BIC startup HallTech offers a new and improved material deposition technology. Co-founder Olivier Oomen explains further.
The challenges set out by the space companies on stage were the focus at ESA Technology Broker NL’s Tech Needs Discovery event #2. Multiple perspectives provided unique responses during the engaging matchmaking session. Read full report.