Reflex Aerospace, founded in 2021 and based in Munich and Berlin, is a NewSpace startup that manufactures tailor-made, high-performance satellite platforms. They utilize digital engineering and cutting-edge manufacturing techniques like 3D printing to produce satellites more rapidly and cost-effectively. Reflex Aerospace leads the UN:IO consortium, partnering with companies like Mynaric and Isar Aerospace, and has also partnered with Sidus Space and Umbra to develop advanced satellite solutions. The company focuses on building dual-use satellite platforms for various applications, including Earth observation, communication, and defense.
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Reflex Aerospace selected Arkadia Space to provide a propulsion system for its satellite mission launching in 2027.
Reflex Aerospace will fly a chemical-propulsion system on one of its satellites for the first time.
Reflex Aerospace will use chemical propulsion technology in its space platforms for the first time through the Arkadia Space agreement.
Reflex Aerospace’s 200-kg satellite will use Arkadia Space’s Triton 5N monopropellant engine for in-space maneuvers and end-of-life deorbiting.
The Reflex Aerospace mission will operate in low Earth orbit and have an approximate mass of 200 kilograms.
Reflex Aerospace argues that software-defined space applications only work when the underlying hardware fits the mission and customer needs.
Dennis Moore is CCO of Reflex Aerospace.
Cyclops is approaching its first in-orbit validation through a LEO-to-ground link demonstration with Berlin-based Reflex Aerospace.
Twinspector was developed with a European industrial consortium that includes Reflex Aerospace, Kampf Telescope Optics, and Engineering Minds Munich.
ThrustMe announced a strategic partnership with Marble Imaging and Reflex Aerospace in July 2025 for an in-orbit demonstration of the JPT150.
Twinspector is being produced along a German value chain with partners including Reflex Aerospace, Engineering Minds Munich, and KTO.
Reflex Aerospace closed a €50 million Series A funding round aimed at addressing Europe's satellite intelligence deficit.
Reflex Aerospace closed its €50 million Series A funding round in November 2025.
Reflex Aerospace's funding round broke European New Space records.
The Series A funding round for Reflex Aerospace is the largest in the European New Space sector to date.
Reflex Aerospace closed its €50 million (approximately $58 million) Series A funding round.
Reflex Aerospace announced a €50 million Series A funding round in early November 2023.
Reflex Aerospace will use the new funding to accelerate satellite platform development and expand manufacturing capacity.
Prior to its Series A funding round, Reflex Aerospace raised €9 million in seed funding in April 2023.
Reflex Aerospace aims to offer a versatile satellite platform for applications including Earth observation and communications.