VEOWARE SPACE, headquartered in Brussels, is a space technology company founded in 2016 that specializes in developing and commercializing high-agility Attitude Control Systems (ACS) for small satellites. They are known for their miniaturized Control Moment Gyroscopes (CMG) and reaction wheels, which enable enhanced maneuvering capabilities for applications like Earth observation, communication, and in-orbit servicing. VEOWARE aims to improve satellite productivity by reducing maneuvering time and increasing target collection frequency, and has worked with the European Space Agency (ESA) on technology development. Key words associated with Veoware include: Attitude Control Systems, CMG, Reaction Wheels, Satellite Agility.
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VEOWARE SPACE CEO Julien Tallineau intends to embed autonomy inside hardware and sell the physical satellite box rather than selling recurring software licenses.
Julien Tallineau is CEO of VEOWARE SPACE and provides torque systems for rapid satellite rotation and stabilization.
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Veoware was the second customer on Exotrail’s inaugural mission and will test its hardware aboard the platform using Exotrail’s hosted payload service spacehost.
Veoware is the second customer on Exotrail’s inaugural mission and will test its hardware aboard the platform using Exotrail’s hosted payload service spacehost™.
Spacevan-001 will host a payload from Veoware, a Belgian startup developing control moment gyros and reaction wheels.