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Luxembourg's government-backed start-up accelerator. Space track.
Announcement →Hardware-agnostic autonomy designed to let robots plan, adapt, and recover on their own

Luxembourg's government-backed start-up accelerator. Space track.
Announcement →Quantum-sensing research, funded in Stage 1 by Germany's Federal Agency for Breakthrough Innovation.
SPRIND challenge →Start-up programme of the European Space Resources Innovation Centre.
ESRIC programme →One autonomy core, adapted to each domain





One autonomy stack, designed to run onboard your hardware and tested in simulation first
Drill and cache three samples at site B before local sunset
Goals into tasks, scheduled against time, energy and comms windows
Picks the next action. Replans when the world disagrees
Fuses onboard data into the state of the robot and its task
Detects faults, recovers, and can veto any action
Adapters to your sensors, actuators and software
Mission objective received
Primary instrument faults
Replan onboard, check constraints
Carry on, report to operators
Can quantum sensors give spacecraft in very low Earth orbit sharper onboard awareness, and how should an autonomy stack act on it?
Years of work on real-world and simulated autonomy for space and terrestrial systems

MD & CEO

CTO

CSO

GC & CFO
spacenautilus.com
Luxembourg start-up programme.
R.C.S. B310564.
Stage 1, Quantum-Driven Intelligence.
LinkedIn →1 of 24 from 556 applications.
Announcement →Six-month accelerator.
Prototype proven in an operational environment.
TargetAutonomous operations on real platforms.
TargetPartnerships, engineering services, investment or research. A founder will reply.
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