SpaceFounders | Paris Demo Day 2021

Ready. Set. Pitch!

Join us for our SpaceFounders Paris Demo Day on Thursday November 25th, at one of the most prestigious coworking spaces in the capital.

This event is all about pitching and connecting with space entrepreneurs & experts, investors and partners.

You have the opportunity to listen to the pitches of our 10 exciting growth-stage spacetech startups, accelerated during the past three months by our exclusive program SpaceFounders. You also have the ability to join breakout rooms to participate in a deeper dive with the founders.

A friendly networking cocktail introduced by Philippe Baptiste, Chairman and CEO of CNES along with key opinion space leaders will conclude this event.

The Agenda

• 16:00 - Check-in & Welcome
• 16:30 - Official stage program with start-up pitches
• 19:00 - Keynotes, networking, food & drinks
• 21:00 - End of the event

Our 10 top-notch European spacetech startups

• Zephalto (France) takes passengers to the nearspace in a balloon with a low carbon footprint.
• DcubeD (Germany) develops actuators and deployable structures tailored for nano-satellites and the commercial space industry.
• Vortex.io (France) provides a turnkey service for real time monitoring of hydrological systems, using non-invasive remote sensing instruments based on space-based altimeter.
• Okapi:Orbits (Germany) offer software solutions to safely operate satellites and contribute to a sustainable space environment.
• Share my Space (France)aims at becoming a global leader in detection and tracking of resident space objects on all Earth orbits.
• Village Data Analytics (Germany) platform is the one-stop shop to gather, keep and analyse all the data about off-grid villages in the developing world.
• Interstellar Labs (France) develops environment-controlled modules for sustainable farming on Earth and life support in space.
• Pangea Aerospace (Spain) guarantees a reliable, recurrent and affordable access to space through the development of high efficiency propulsion systems and reusable launchers.
• Mission Space (Latvia) develops a global predictive and monitoring system for one of the highest priority natural hazards in the world - space weather.
• Infinite Orbits (France) makes in-orbit services affordable and reliable through autonomisation of navigation.