At Madrid Space, we are dedicated to pushing the boundaries of innovation and redefining the possibilities of space technology. Our latest development, THEAMS, is a testament to our commitment to excellence.

THEAMS is a revolutionary thermal and structural management solution that empowers us to design and produce unique components tailored to specific mission requirements.

Madrid Space recently participated in Industry Space Days 2024, showcasing our latest innovations, including the groundbreaking THEAMS technology. This event provided a platform to connect with industry leaders and explore future opportunities in space technology.

As we announced a few weeks ago on our LinkedIn, the V Edition of the EIE CONGRESS, where Madrid Space has been a sponsor, was last week!

Madrid Space is at the forefront of European defence innovation, leveraging cutting-edge space technology to address critical security challenges. Our recent participation in the European Defence Fund Info Days 2024 highlighted our commitment to developing advanced solutions that enhance Europe's defence capabilities.

Eight years ago, a dream fueled by passion for space engineering became a reality. This dream, envisioned by David Orgaz Díaz, is today known as Madrid Space!

Our CEO, David Orgaz, had the honor of participating in the Artemis program vehicle - the MPCV, one of the most remarkable space projects in recent history in 2015. His contribution was mainly focused on conducting thermal analysis of the ESM Solar Array.

Our CEO, David Orgaz, had the honor of participating in the Artemis program vehicle - the MPCV, one of the most remarkable space projects in recent history in 2015. His contribution was mainly focused on conducting thermal analysis of the ESM Solar Array.

We have been talking about the most relevant challenges right now in the space industry.

Today we will be talking about one of the solutions integrated by Madrid Space to solve these challenges.

The University of New Mexico School of Engineering has launched a new project with the goal of repairing, painting and upgrading satellites in orbit, and it's based on artificial intelligence, hard and soft robotics, additive manufacturing, astrodynamics, estimation theory, control and space systems. | NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, which we talked about a few weeks ago, has finally arrived at its destination 1.5 million kilometres from Earth. 

Assistant Professor of mechanical engineering at Stevens Institute of Technology using computational fluid mechanics in his research to look at how substances like air and water flow, widely used in space exploration. | Additive manufacturing is turning into a staple of the aerospace industry, as major agencies, educational entities and companies from the private sector start to rely heavily on them.

The US Space Force is looking for technologies in the private sector to help recycle, reuse and remove space debris. | The Israel Space Agency, along with the Ministry of Innovation, Science, and Technology and the Israel Innovation Authority (IIA) approved this week an almost $6M grant for 11 space tech startups, aiming to boost the Israeli space market through R&D.

NASA (partnering with Lockeed Martin and Makerbot) and the ESA (partnering with Incus) have recently launched new projects in partnership with different startups based on their 3D printing capabilities. | Advanced Cooling Technologies (ACT) received a $5 million grant from NASA to develop a heat transport system for astronauts on the Moon.

There are many countries competing for the space race but the union of European countries allows everyone to follow the same path and achieve those goals together. | The US Space Force grants a money prize to the top 3 startups in the 2021 Hyperspace Challenge

PLD Space, a spanish startup, unveiled on November 16th their fully assembled reusable suborbital rocket, which will be launched in the second half of 2022. | An army of technicians is preparing the telescope for its next million-kilometer trip into space, where the observatory's golden honeycomb eye will look back in time.