SpaceSafety
AI-powered space safety and traffic management technologies.
The founders
CL
The company
SpaceSafety is building AI-powered software for space situational awareness and space traffic management, combining machine learning with orbital data and physics-based models to forecast the trajectories of satellites and debris. The company says its platform streams conjunction alerts, screens planned manoeuvres and provides on-demand risk evolution analytics for satellite operators.
The number of active satellites and pieces of debris in orbit continues to rise, and with it the volume of collision warnings operators must triage. More accurate prediction and clearer object identification is the difference between a manoeuvre that is necessary and one that burns fuel for nothing.
The company was founded in 2026 and is based in Germany. Details on how the idea came about are not yet public; what is on record is the focus on orbital congestion and debris risk as the core problem.
SpaceSafety is founded by Claus Linder. Beyond that, the founding team's background is not yet documented, so the work itself will have to carry the case.
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