TideSat uses navigation satellites to measure water levels in rivers, lakes, dams and in the ocean. The TideSat sensors can be deployed away from the water surface, at locations more…
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Galileo Charts a Course for Autonomous Vehicles The winners of the international innovation competition the Galileo Masters 2020 were announced during the online Space Awards on 8 December as part…
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Riding a motorbike is very dangerous: every year there are about 30,000 accidents with 700 fatal injuries. RideLink, the winner of the 2019 Galileo Masters Hesse Prize, develops artificial intelligence…
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Take your idea for Galileo positioning use cases to the next level by entering it in this year’s Galileo Masters competition, including three GSA challenges on space for future generations….
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More than 5 million unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) exist until today in Europe. As their numbers are increasing rapidly, drones now represent a greater threat to the public because their…
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While completion of the Galileo constellation is still in progress – the launches of the last four Galileo satellites are scheduled for the end of 2020 – the European Space…
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There are only few areas on our planet that still resist the permanent presence of humans and their remote sensing ambassadors. Part of Earth’s atmosphere – stratosphere – is one…
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The submission phase for the 16th edition of the Galileo Masters, which features more than 25 Challenges by the most relevant space stakeholders from politics, education, industry and private businesses,…
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Global Navigation Satellite Systems, or GNSS, have become a ubiquitous technology, one used by an ever-growing number of applications and services. From the mobile phone in your hand to the…
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From 1 April to 30 June 2017, the European Satellite Navigation Competition (ESNC) – the largest international competition for the commercial use of satellite navigation – is once again in…
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