Tech Tour Space 2026: Meet the Top Presenting Companies
Tech Tour Space 2026 took place on 10–11 September 2026 in Bodø, Norway, bringing together 28 selected companies, over 30 seasoned investors and facilitating more than 60 One2One meetings.
The event showcased some of Europe’s most promising pioneers and disruptors developing space and space-enabled technologies across a broad spectrum of applications: photonics and advanced materials, connectivity and sensing, and orbital infrastructure and power, to propulsion and launch, Earth observation and space-enabled applications, and space safety, security and autonomy.
Six companies were recognised as Top Presenters for their outstanding presentations and innovative technologies shaping the future of the European space sector.
Top Presenting Companies
Astrolight develops laser communication terminals and optical ground stations for high-speed satellite and terrestrial connectivity. Its systems enable secure, jam-resistant, multi-gigabit data transfer for applications including Earth observation, defence and next-generation satellite communications.
Groundcom.space builds and operates a worldwide network of satellite ground stations. Its Infrastructure-as-a-Service model combines proprietary plug-and-play ground station hardware with a shared global network, providing satellite operators with connectivity and command capabilities.
Latitude develops launch solutions designed to provide Europe with sovereign, flexible and competitive access to space. The company designs and manufactures a small orbital launch vehicle for dedicated satellite missions alongside advanced propulsion systems using additive manufacturing.
HabSpace is developing commercial orbital infrastructure designed to expand nations’ access to low Earth orbit. Its HabSpace-1 orbital module aims to enable research, technology development, astronaut missions and commercial applications without requiring countries to operate their own space stations.
SuperSharp develops thermal infrared imaging solutions for space, air and ground applications. Its telescope technologies target high-resolution mapping for uses including climate monitoring, environmental mapping, building energy efficiency and security monitoring.
Shield Space develops autonomous spacecraft and AI-enabled space control systems for orbital defence. Its technologies are designed to help NATO and allied nations detect, track and respond to hostile activity in orbit at machine speed.
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