SpaceDreamS

SpaceDreams builds modular launch pads, cryogenic systems and digital twins for spaceports and rocket tests.

SpaceDreams creates ground support equipment for rocket launches. They produce mobile liquid oxygen tanks called LoxBox, control systems like TwinPad, and full launch pads. Their projects support engine tests and multi-launcher sites for companies in the space sector.

SpaceFields

SpaceFields designs and develops custom solid rocket propulsion systems for aerospace, UAVs, defense, and commercial spaceflight platforms.

SpaceFields builds custom solid rocket propulsion systems. They handle full design and development of solid-fuel rocket motors for aerospace vehicles, UAVs, defense applications, tactical systems, and commercial spaceflight. These mission-critical systems power sub-orbital, orbital, and in-space platforms with solid propellants. The company supplies turnkey solutions to meet specific needs in these sectors.

SpaceIL

SpaceIL built the Beresheet spacecraft, the first private one to reach the Moon, and runs science education programs and lectures for schools.

SpaceIL created Beresheet 1, a private spacecraft launched in 2019 that entered lunar orbit before a hard landing. The group now advances Beresheet 2 using lessons from the first mission. It delivers lectures and workshops to preschools through grade 12, plus adult talks and teaching materials. These programs share the spacecraft story and push science, engineering, and math studies. Over a million students have joined these efforts.

Space2Earth

Space2Earth analyzes satellite images with AI for environmental monitoring, agriculture, urban planning and disaster assessment. Get precise insights from space data.

Space2Earth processes satellite imagery using AI to deliver clear business insights. The platform handles environmental monitoring to track deforestation and pollution. It supports agriculture with crop monitoring and yield predictions for better farming. Urban analytics cover city planning and traffic patterns. Disaster assessment uses data for risk prediction and response planning. Custom solutions fit specific needs.

SpaceSUR

Spacesur builds software for satellites and complex aerospace systems. It creates geospatial solutions using Earth observation for oil & gas, mining, agriculture, defense, government, and more.

Spacesur develops software engineering solutions across the full aerospace cycle. This includes satellite development, complex system builds, and geospatial applications powered by Earth observation data. The company runs Geo.Platform, a framework for custom geospatial tools tailored to specific needs. It delivers solutions for sectors like oil & gas, mining, government, smart cities, early warnings, defense, security, agriculture, forestry, health, infrastructure, aerospace, and education. These tools support monitoring, planning, and operations in those fields.

SpanTrik

Spantrik develops fully reusable rockets like Raven for affordable space access. Carries up to 22 tons to low Earth orbit with return-to-launch-site landings.

Spantrik creates fully reusable medium-lift rockets. The Raven vehicle hauls payloads up to 22 tons to low Earth orbit. Both stages use return-to-launch-site landings for repeated use. It runs on LNG and LOX fuels. The design cuts space launch costs through high reuse and quick turnaround. Spantrik tests engines and landing tech to support satellite deployments and deeper missions.

Starfish Space

Starfish Space builds Otter, a small autonomous vehicle that docks with satellites to extend their life or remove them from orbit.

Starfish Space creates Otter, an autonomous satellite servicing vehicle. Otter docks with satellites using electric propulsion. It handles life extension by keeping satellites in position and disposal by moving them out of orbit. The vehicle is much smaller and cheaper than other options. Otter Pup 2 tested docking in low Earth orbit.

Stellar Project

Stellar Project builds laser communication terminals for small satellites. The company supplies LaserCube devices and risk analysis services for spacecraft missions.

Stellar Project creates laser terminals that let small satellites send data faster than radio systems. LaserCube works for links to Earth or between satellites, and fits on CubeSats. They also check spacecraft designs against space debris and weather risks to predict issues for insurance.

Stratobotic

Stratobotic sells small reusable platforms that fly at 20km altitude. It provides Earth observation data and carries custom payloads for monitoring uses.

Stratobotic sells CubeHAPS platforms, small and reusable devices that operate at 20km altitude. The company runs Earth observation services to produce datasets in visible, multispectral, and IR bands, sold as archives or from on-demand flights. It also transports custom payloads like telecom gear, weather tools, or science equipment. Applications cover urban monitoring, precise farming, asset checks, situational awareness, and environmental tracking. Customers can buy full kits with ground stations.

SWISSto12

SWISSto12 develops small geostationary satellites and 3D‑printed RF hardware that boost satellite communications performance and flexibility.

SWISSto12 develops compact geostationary satellites and advanced radio frequency hardware that support satellite communications services. Its HummingSat platform offers smaller, lighter GEO satellites that cut launch costs while delivering long‑term connectivity in orbit. The company also produces 3D‑printed antennas, filters and waveguides used in space, in the air and on the ground, helping operators upgrade coverage, capacity and link reliability.