All companies in the space industry starting with the Letter U.
U-Space designs and builds next-generation nanosatellites for constellation operators. To accompany its clients through their projects, U-Space offers a turnkey service based on high-technology modular nanosatellites to enable operators to remove a complex entry barrier and facilitate the process of designing and producing dedicated installations.
Ubotica Technologies is a company in the space industry.
For small and microsatellite system architects who want to leverage the benefits of Al in space across a range of applications, Ubotica is a well-funded organization with seasoned expertise. It provides flight-proven onboard processing platforms and effectively deploys complete solutions that offer significant size, weight, power and performance advantages.
UK - Department for International Trade is an department in the space industry.
Part of the UK government, the Department for International Trade works with UK and international stakeholders throughout the supply chain and across all space capabilities, it helps space companies engage with target markets internationally and enables inward investment to the UK space sector.
UK Space Agency delivers the UK National Space Strategy by using its expertise to catalyze investment into the UK space sector, delivering missions and capabilities that meet public needs, and championing the power of space to inspire people and offer greener, smarter solutions for business, and a sustainable future.
Uneeqly is a company in the space industry.
Consumer enrollment and loyalty application utilising GNSS, GPS for tracking consumer behaviour and Pilgrim SDK for indoor navigation. Behavioural data is encripted with blockchain.
Unibap AB offers state-of-the-art, radiation-tolerant, high-performance heterogeneous computing solutions. It has expertise in areas including industrial automation, Al, image analysis and space systems. Unibap provides its SpaceCloud as a fully integrated system for Intelligent data processing and distribution of data, applying edge computing capabilities and cloud services.
URA Thrusters is one-stop shop for sustainable propulsion solutions across a broad spectrum of spacecraft sizes and missions. Its goal is to democratize the use of water for in-space logistics and mobility and it is doing so by developing one of the widest propulsion catalogs on Earth.
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