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Satellites Aerospacelab deployed to date have been a mix of Aerospacelab technology demonstrators and remote sensing customer payloads for the European Space Agency and the Swiss Ministry of Defense.
Aerospacelab plans to open a second Belgian facility next year roughly 40 km from its current site that would be large enough to produce 500 satellites annually.
Aerospacelab operates in multiple locations including the United States.
Aerospacelab raised around $46,000,000 from venture capitalists in 2023 to build out a vertically integrated satellite manufacturing and operating business.
Aerospacelab’s workforce expanded from around 200 to 330 people as a result of the AMOS acquisition, mainly across Belgium, France, and Switzerland.
Aerospacelab will leverage its Versatile Satellite Platform (VSP) capabilities to design, manufacture, and launch Xona Space Systems' upcoming navigation satellite.
Albedo is a U.S. customer of Aerospacelab that plans to establish an optical and thermal imaging constellation in very-low Earth orbit.
Under the agreement with Xona Space, Aerospacelab will assist in obtaining the necessary satellite operator’s license and will support launch operations for two years.
Aerospacelab secured a contract with Xona Space on 2024-03-19 to build Xona Space’s first PNT satellite.
Aerospacelab will use its Versatile Satellite Platform (VSP) to design, manufacture, and launch Xona Space Systems’ upcoming navigation satellite.
Aerospacelab was founded in 2018 and has launched satellites to orbit as part of its remote-sensing business.
The smallsat being built for Xona Space uses Aerospacelab’s VSP bus, also called the Versatile Satellite Platform.
Aerospacelab will assemble, integrate, and test Xona Space’s navigation satellite at its new U.S. facilities.
The satellite for Xona Space will be manufactured at Aerospacelab’s planned future facility in the United States.
Aerospacelab is preparing to open a mega factory in Belgium and is eyeing U.S. commercial and government customers for its satellite buses and payloads.
The agreement between ARQUIMEA and Aerospacelab provides for collaboration on future projects and opportunities to develop turnkey space missions.
ARQUIMEA and Aerospacelab have signed an agreement to co-develop a low Earth orbit small satellite.
ARQUIMEA and Aerospacelab operate state-of-the-art facilities to manufacture the new high-performance satellite model in large series at a combined rate of up to 100 units per year.
Aerospacelab appointed Tina Ghataore as Group Chief Strategy and Revenue Officer and CEO of Aerospacelab’s new branch in North America, effective August 7th, 2023.
Tina Ghataore believes that Aerospacelab’s vertically integrated approach can revolutionize the space industry by delivering innovation through affordable products and services.