Startups

Sternula is a Danish satellite operator offering global connectivity for maritime digital service using the new VDES standard. We are currently planning and developing our own fleet of advanced Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites. The first satellite will be operational from 2022.

Robotto designs problem-based autonomous systems for end-user needs with computer vision, AI, and drones at the core of their technology.
With AWRA, their Autonomous Wildfire Recognition and Analytics platform, Robotto can save up to 70% of person-hours spent in wildfire operations and 60% of the ha. that otherwise would have been destroyed. Saving Lives – Saving Nature. 

MONTEM develops intelligent infrastructure for different sectors at municipal and national levels. We are specialized in designing research-based, high resolution and low-power sensor networks that digitize existing and future infrastructure. CityFlow, our platform for the intelligent city, acts as an urban digital twin that combines break-through visualizations and custom integrations in a real-time interface.

SCSDK is a company dedicated to space technologies. They design, manufacture, test, integrate, and verify structures for satellites and spacecraft - a one-stop shop for space structures. Established in 2017, with roots from 2011, SCSDK provides struts, booms, panels, STEM spring masts, telescopic masts, CubeSat frames and customs-made composite components and a lot more.

Atla.ai develops advanced satellite imagery and data analytics services for downstream applications on their AI-based cloud platform.
Their mission is to accelerate the use of satellite data by providing seamless integration of their products into the customers' own software solutions. This enables customers to have advanced satellite data services as part of their own product suite, while Atla.ai develops the algorithms, hosts the data, and manages the server infrastructure.

Fauna Smart Technologies is dedicated to helping farmers transition to greener, healthier and more efficient farming practices. Their focus is to implement innovative solutions in line with the new EU regulations and strategies for farmers’ production within the field of Horticulture. They can help farmers by providing early detection of pests and diseases with further digital guidance throughout the growing season: what to do next with cost-benefit analysis.

CHEXS is an X-ray optics company specializing in thin film coating design, thin film coating development and production, X-ray characterization, simulation, modelling and calibration. CHEXS is a spin-off company from the Space department on the Technical University of Denmark (DTU). DTU space has developed a world leading expertise in X-ray optics for high energy astrophysics missions. CHEXS is based at DTU and utilizes, on a rental basis and as required, the coating and characterization facilities at DTU.

Capra Robotics are firm believers in helping people through robots. They work to enable human flourishing by eliminating boring, unworthy, dangerous and repetitive tasks. To achieve this, they develop and manufacture mobile robot platforms, primarily for outdoor use, based on an innovative, self-developed vehicle chassis. The robot platform provides agile mobility to otherwise stationary solutions, and is designed to easily integrate with additional hard- or software, making it customizable for specific applications.

Danish Graphene ApS is a company producing and supplying graphene materials for industrial applications to enhance the performance and lifetime of products. The company builds on fundamental research from Aarhus University. Graphene has great potential to improve various components in space. Better thermal control in electronics in space can increase the lifetime of devices and lower risks of component failure to the benefit of both space missions and research. During their incubation period, the team will focus on thermal management by exploiting the excellent thermal conductivity of graphene.

StepUp Horse develops a solution for professional horse riders and trainers. Made of a wearable device for the horse to wear around its thorax, it provides real-time data to a smartwatch and a phone app. The trainers or riders can monitor vital signs during & after exercises such as breathing, heart rate and recovery parameters. In addition, they can visualize speed, stride frequency & length, distance covered, gait analysis and intensity data. The team is adding a precision GNSS system that would perform in any conditions while located directly under the horse. The new system will enable the most accurate fatigue detection and training intensity detection on the market.

ATLANT 3D is a Danish deep-tech startup developing a unique atomic layer advanced manufacturing technology for on-demand electronic materials development and microdevice manufacturing. ATLANT 3D will develop a space-certified Nanofabricator 0G with the goal of going to the International Space Station (ISS) in future missions. The machine will have the full capabilities of the Nanofabricator Lite system, allowing further testing and development of on-demand electronic materials and micro and nanodevice prototyping. This will further enable researchers and innovators with rapid materials and device development in Space.

ClearSky Vision develops cloud-free satellite images by using a novel neural network architecture to predict urban and landscape changes underneath the cloud cover. They use data from various missions (Sentinel-1, Sentinel-2, Landsat 8, and more). This allows for more consistent and frequent monitoring with multi-spectral cloudless imagery. Its mission is to provide the most up-to-date optical satellite imagery possible.

SAGA Space Architects is an architecture and design studio based in Copenhagen working on making space liveable for future space travellers by designing habitats from a human perspective, where mental well-being and social sustainability are part of the life support equation. SAGA develops simulated habitats, where various methods of psychological counter-measures are tested and then further developed based on their potential. SAGA was founded in the summer of 2018 by two architects and a software engineer, Sebastian Aristotelis, Karl-Johan Sørensen, and Simon Daniel Haan Kristensen, respectively, with the hopes of bringing a fresh perspective on the space industry.