SpaceFounders is proud to announce the 15 startups selected for Batch #7 of its European SpaceTech acceleration program.
The new cohort brings together startups from all over Europe reflecting the growing strength and diversity of the European SpaceTech ecosystem. The selected companies are working across key areas such as satellite operations, guidance, navigation and control, propulsion, communications, robotics, advanced manufacturing, Earth observation, artificial intelligence, autonomy and dual-use applications.
After a competitive European selection process, the startups will now join the SpaceFounders program and gain access to a network of leading institutional partners, industry players, investors, mentors and experts across Europe.
Established and promoted by CNES, ASI and the University of the Bundeswehr Munich, SpaceFounders helps high-potential startups accelerate their development, validate their business models, connect with strategic stakeholders and expand across the European space ecosystem.
Introducing SpaceFounders Batch #7
ArcSpace
Develops electron beam technology for in-space joining, cutting, servicing and assembly, supporting the next generation of orbital and lunar infrastructure.
CORAC
Builds modular and resilient communication and cybersecurity solutions for satellites, ground stations and space operations.
CUS-GNC
Develops advanced guidance, navigation and control solutions for safer, more autonomous and more efficient space missions.
Fluid Wire Robotics
Designs robotic systems for harsh environments, including space, subsea, radioactive and explosive applications.
Gama
Develops autonomous space sail technologies for sustainable satellite operations, including deorbiting systems and future propulsion solutions that reduce reliance on fuel and active spacecraft intervention.
Groundcom
Builds and operates ground station infrastructure and communication services for satellite operators and small satellite constellations.
Horizon Microtechnologies
Develops high-precision microscale components using advanced additive manufacturing and metallization technologies for demanding applications, including space.
Intella
Builds automation and machine learning software for scalable operations, helping companies manage repeated tasks and identify complex risks before they become operational failures.
Nautilus
Develops EON, a compact onboard system enabling self-driving satellites through autonomous guidance, navigation, control and in-orbit collision avoidance.
Orbint
Develops satellite-based signal intelligence technology, strengthening European capabilities in space-based reconnaissance and security.
Paradigma Technologies
Develops high-frequency satellite communication systems for small satellites, CubeSats and mobile satellite applications.
SatEnlight
Develops optical satellite communication technologies using Orbital Angular Momentum to increase data capacity and improve the speed, efficiency, sustainability and security of space connectivity.
Spacemanic
Provides end-to-end nanosatellite mission solutions, including CubeSat platforms, components, integration, launch support and operations.
Stratobotic
Develops reusable high-altitude platform systems for Earth observation, monitoring and payload carrier services.
Voltify
Develops highly integrated micro-energy storage components for miniaturized electronics and power-constrained systems.
A New Cohort for Europe’s SpaceTech Future
Batch #7 reflects the expanding role of space technologies across critical infrastructure, security, connectivity, climate, autonomy and industrial resilience. The selected startups demonstrate how European innovation is increasingly moving beyond traditional space applications and into mission-critical systems with relevance across sectors.
Over the coming months, the startups will take part in the SpaceFounders acceleration program, with program modules in Germany, France and Italy. They will work closely with mentors, investors, institutional partners and industry experts to refine their commercial strategies, expand their networks and prepare for the next stages of growth.
