U-Space

U-space services will be presented with a focus on Dynamic Airspace Reconfiguration (DAR), which integrates UAS traffic dynamically.

U-Space operates an 850 square meter clean room facility called U-Zine.

U-Space plans to leverage its upcoming production capacity into new commercial opportunities in Asia and the Middle East.

U-Space has built three satellites operating in orbit.

U-Space, a French satellite manufacturing startup, was founded in 2018.

U-Space aims to achieve the milestone of producing one satellite per week by 2027.

U-Space has major contracts already signed with CNES and Safran.

U-Space closed a €24M ($27.8M) Series A to boost its satellite manufacturing capacity and expand its global reach.

U-Space raised a €7M ($8.1M) seed round in 2022.

U-Space aims to produce one satellite per week by 2027 and eventually a satellite a day.

The funds raised by U-Space will be allocated to software development for scaling production.

U-Space was founded in 2018.

U-Space currently operates three satellites in orbit and plans to produce approximately ten more in the next year.

U-Space utilizes a mass production approach inspired by the automotive industry, centered around its 850-square-meter cleanroom facility named 'U-Zine.'

U-Space previously raised 1.2 billion yen in 2022.

U-Space raised $24 million in Series A funding on November 12, 2025.

U-Space raised €24 million, which will support a ramp-up in production, with a milestone of producing one satellite per week by 2027.

U-Space has two nanosatellites on the upcoming Transporter-13 rideshare mission: the PANDORE in-orbit demonstration and SOAP.

SOAP is the first space system fully designed, built, and operated by U-Space.

U-Space has a production facility called U-Zine to support building satellite constellations with automated production.