Value proposition

Discover the near future & build it with us

Space Applications Services NV/SA Head Office is in Brussels, Europe with a subsidiary, Aerospace Applications North America Inc. in Houston, USA. We are a dynamic international group with 35 years​ experience in performing and supporting system and software engineering for the European Space Agency (ESA), National Space Agencies and the aerospace industry.

We work on international manned & unmanned spacecraft programmes, earth observation, science, exploration, communications and related technology development.

The company takes responsibility for the complete project life-cycle from establishing customer needs, designing and selecting the most appropriate technology, assembling the best team to implement the solution and, in some cases, operating the system for the customer.

EXPERTISE
• System Engineering
• Software Engineering
• Systems Integration
• Facility Operations & Training
• On-site Services
• RTD

EXPERIENCE
• Control and Data Centers
• Earth Observation Systems
• Knowledge Management
• Embedded, Safety Critical & On-Board Software
• Virtual Environments & HMI
• Robotic Systems
• Operations and Training
• Scientific & Engineering Services

RESEARCH
In order to continue to maintain our technological advantages we invest in research and technology development. As a focal point for this we have established a clean room, an avionics and robotics laboratory as well as a virtual environment and human machine interfaces laboratory.

We are mainly involved in EC H2020 & new Horizons research:
• Leadership in Industrial and Enabling Technology (ICT, SPACE)
• Excellent Science (Marie Curie, FET, European Research Infrastructures)
• Societal Challenges (HEALTH, TRANSPORT, ENVIRONMENT, BLUE GROWTH, SECURITY).

OUR WEBSITES:
• www.spaceapplications.com
• www.icecubesservice.com
• www.aerospaceapplications-na.com

ESA, Aerospace, Control and Data Centres, Earth Observation, knowledge management, embedded applications, Virtual Environments, wearable computing, robotics, Training, Operations, Mechatronics, Software, Human Machine Interfaces, NASA, and Space