Skywin Wallonie is a company in the space industry.
The Skywin Wallonia cluster is a group of 120 companies, training centers and research units engaged in public and private partnership. Skywin Wallonia represents 7,000 jobs and US$978bn in revenue. Skywin's priorities are composite and metallic materials and processes, embedded systems, space systems, modeling and simulation.
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