Delox is a spin-off company that emerged from the University of Lisbon's Faculty of Sciences in 2018, focusing on innovation in the bio-decontamination field. Delox develops bio-decontamination systems, including the Delox AIR module, which utilizes a solid formulation of hydrogen peroxide, for various industries, including the space sector. Delox has received funding from the European Space Agency (ESA) and has been recognized with the Sustainable Exploration Prize from ESA, Airbus, and Merck. The company's mission is to eliminate microorganisms through advanced bio-decontamination technologies, with applications in healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and biodefense, in addition to space.
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The Call to Orbit programme provides Delox with knowledge, advice, and introductions to a European Space Agency commercialization network.
The Call to Orbit programme provides Delox with space mission expertise from Open Cosmos including mission software and access to satellite payload integration and test hardware.
By participating in Call to Orbit, Delox will expedite its research and testing and begin designing a test mission using Open Cosmos integration platforms.
Delox was created as a spin-off company from the Science Faculty of the University of Lisbon (FCUL) in Portugal in June 2018.