GMV en Espacio

Something big is on the horizon next week. On March 4–5, we’ll be at Space-Comm, highlighting how our technology is driving progress in space, security and advanced satellite systems for mission-critical environments around the world. Stop by stand F6 to discover our latest developments in satellite solutions, space data applications and non-terrestrial connectivity—built for reliability, precision and real-world impact. If you’re attending, let’s connect and shape what’s next in space. https://ow.ly/FZwx50YmP1i #SpaceCommExpo2026

What if satellites could be captured and assembled in orbit autonomously? With the completion of EROSS-IOD, that vision is becoming reality. GMV has achieved TRL 6 for key space robotics technologies, validated during final demonstrations at the German Aerospace Center (DLR), a decisive milestone for Europe’s on-orbit servicing roadmap. The project demonstrated autonomous mission control, robotic capture of prepared and unprepared satellites, and precision computer vision guiding the critical last 10 meters of approach. All orchestrated through ERGO, ESROCOS and advanced data fusion capabilities. This is more than a technical achievement. It strengthens Europe’s capacity for autonomous servicing, resupply and in-orbit assembly, essential capabilities for the emerging orbital economy. #SpaceRobotics #Innovation

#ArtemisII represents the moment when years of design, engineering, and international collaboration transition from concept to reality on the launch pad. It is the essential validation step that will enable a sustainable return to the Moon and lay the groundwork for deeper space exploration. Read the full article to know more 👇 #SpaceExploration

Los Angeles is hosting one of the key conversations in the space sector this week: the 30th edition of the Ground System Architectures Workshop (GSAW). The focus? How commercial innovation is transforming ground systems for government, civil and commercial missions, and what that means for the future of space operations. José Miguel Lozano and Juan Andrés Tejo are part of the programme, contributing to the plenary sessions and representing us in the technical exhibition. They’re sharing practical insights from real missions and showcasing our satellite control solutions in action. 🚨It’s the final day today! If you’re at #GSAW, drop by the exhibitor area and let’s exchange views on where ground systems are heading.

Space is entering a new phase of congestion. 30,000+ tracked objects. 10,000+ operational satellites. A surge in collision alerts driven by mega-constellations. Manual processes are no longer enough. Scalable automation is becoming essential. Under the European Space Agency - ESA’s Space Safety Programme, GMV is leading the integration of a ground-based Autonomous Collision Avoidance system designed to deliver end-to-end automation — from risk assessment to coordinated manoeuvre planning. By integrating AutoCA, AutoSTM and STCM, the system will enable automated decision-making, secure data exchange between operators and structured coordination of collision avoidance manoeuvres. Delivered in shadow-operations mode, it will allow operators to validate advanced autonomous capabilities within their own environments before operational adoption. As orbital traffic intensifies, scalable and autonomous collision avoidance is no longer optional, it is essential. #SpaceSafety

In a high-level discussion at the recent European Space Conference in Brussels, GMV General Manager of Navigation Systems Miguel Manuel Romay Merino framed the future of Europe’s satellite navigation ambitions around three priorities. “The key parameters,” he said, “are service continuity, resilience, and innovation.” These elements cannot be treated independently. “Imagine you have a system that provides good service continuity,” he said, “but it’s not resilient. In the end, the users will not be there. Or, say, you do a lot of innovation but you don’t have service continuity. You won’t have the trust of the users or the institutions.” Europe starts from a position of strength: “We should be proud,” Romay said. “EGNOS and Galileo are performing very, very well and have earned confidence by providing the performance, continuity, and high accuracy.” Continue reading: https://lnkd.in/ehrQUJWy #galileo #gnss

A new step forward for European Space Domain Awareness. We are proud to see GMV’s 𝙀𝙘𝙤𝙨𝙨𝙩𝙢® contributing to a safer, more secure and more resilient space environment across Europe. Read the full announcement below. #SpaceSafety #SST #STM #SDA

When a major crisis hits, terrestrial networks can fail in minutes, and without connectivity, coordination becomes the next challenge. As part of the GEXTRECS project, our #GMVteam has contributed to demonstrating how secure satellite communications can support emergency responders when traditional networks are unavailable or compromised. The work has focused on validating capabilities that enable secure information exchange, reliable connectivity, and operational continuity under extreme conditions. From a live cross-border exercise simulating a 7.4-magnitude earthquake and a full 5G outage, to the integration of tools that optimise and stabilise communications in real time, the work has focused on what truly matters in the field: fast deployment, operational simplicity, and resilience under pressure. https://lnkd.in/gqDYjD3M #GESTRECS #EUSpace #EmergencyCommunications

El espacio no solo se observa: también se escucha. EL ESPAÑOL se hace eco del refuerzo de la vigilancia espacial del Ejército del Aire y del Espacio con la incorporación de antenas pasivas de radiofrecuencia que permiten detectar, localizar e identificar satélites en órbita. miguel angel molina cobos, adjunto al director general de Sistemas Espaciales de GMV, explica en el medio la clave del sistema: «Interceptando la señal desde varios puntos y por triangulación, se puede obtener la posición del satélite». Gracias a la red 𝙁𝙤𝙘𝙪𝙨𝙚𝙖𝙧, el Centro de Operaciones y Vigilancia Espacial (COVE) suma una nueva capacidad para anticipar trayectorias, monitorizar objetos y reforzar el conocimiento del entorno espacial. Una tecnología que amplía el alcance de la #vigilanciaespacial dentro y fuera de nuestras fronteras. Descubre todos los detalles en el artículo completo 👉 https://lnkd.in/e7kKWdFK

Secure connectivity has become a strategic priority, and it’s a space where GMV is deeply involved. On 26 February, we’ll be in Luxembourg taking part in #GOVSATCOM 2026, a key forum on the future of secure satellite communications. As a Gold Sponsor, GMV will contribute to the conversation around resilience, infrastructure protection, and secure connectivity, and showcase how our solutions support mission-critical communications for defense, government, and institutional missions worldwide. 📍 Visit us at booth #8 to explore our solutions for secure satellite communications https://ow.ly/CYI550YijtN