Defence companies in Luxembourg

Builds mechanical ground support equipment for spacecraft, nuclear maintenance machinery and robotic composite manufacturing systems for European aerospace, defence and energy customers.

Operates a low-Earth-orbit satellite network delivering 5G NTN direct-to-device connectivity for industrial IoT and unmodified smartphones, with spectrum and satellites serving remote regions worldwide.

ACTinBlack develops lightweight night-vision systems and modular optical accessories for military, law-enforcement and security users.

DTNVS

Lightweight binocular night-vision system for tactical users who need low-light mobility and observation capability.

THE14

PVS-14 type compatible monocular designed to work with existing PVS-14 accessory ecosystems.

DTAMS / STAMS

Adapter systems that can transform compatible binocular night-vision devices into two standalone monoculars.

WANGLE

Wide field-of-view night-vision accessory positioned around increased FoV without loss of image quality.

Geospatial intelligence and satellite Earth observation data processing for defence and space agencies. Operates multi-petabyte archives and HPC clusters for ESA's Sentinel ground segment and is developing dual-use ISR analytics for a NATO country.

Company currently in stealth mode developing autonomous computing solutions "beyond Earth" with space-focused applications, based on their website indicating future unveiling of space computing technology.

Space avionics and FPGA-based payload electronics provider developing on-board computers for European defence satellites. Part of the EDA's EUR 15.65M VLEO-DEF military satellite consortium and recently merged with French antenna maker Anywaves.

Builds satellite ground segment systems, mission-critical communications terminals and traffic management solutions for defence, space and civilian customers across Europe.

Builds real-time space weather forecasting software and detector payloads for satellites, aviation, power grids and space missions.

SWOS

SWOS is Mission Space's Space Weather Operation System for turning space weather data into operational forecasts and mitigation guidance. The system supports use cases including connectivity, satellite orbit monitoring, space radiation, surface charging, aviation, lunar missions and space tourism. It includes an AI co-pilot to help users move from detailed forecasts to mission decisions without needing specialist space weather knowledge.

Zohar

Zohar is Mission Space's space weather detector payload for operation in extreme space environments. The detector records 1,000 measurements per second across 15 scientific and 100 technical parameters, capturing charged particle fluxes, ionospheric disturbances and geomagnetic data in one platform. Mission Space says the payload is designed, built and tested in Luxembourg.