Unibap AB
Description: Unibap AB (publ) is a Swedish high-tech company specializing in advanced edge and cloud computing solutions for space applications. Founded in 2013, Unibap has developed the SpaceCloud® platform, enabling real-time data processing and AI capabilities directly in orbit. With a focus on innovation and collaboration, Unibap partners with leading space agencies and organizations worldwide to enhance the autonomy and efficiency of space missions.
Vision:
The company envisions a future where intelligent onboard processing enhances the efficiency and autonomy of space missions, contributing to improved life on Earth and beyond.
Mission:
Unibap's mission is to democratize access to space technology by providing advanced edge and cloud computing solutions for space applications.
Contact:
- Website: https://unibap.com/
- Email: info@unibap.com
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Key Milestones:
- 2013: Company founded by Dr. Fredrik Bruhn and team, originating from academic research in AI and space systems.
- 2016 : First deployment of Unibap's technology in orbit.
- 2017 : Listed on Nasdaq First North Growth Market.
- 2021 : Launch of SpaceCloud® on D-Orbit's WILD RIDE ION mission.
- 2022 : Received 4 MSEK funding from the Swedish National Space Agency to establish SpaceEdge, a testbed for space app development.
- 2023 : Sold industrial automation branch to focus exclusively on space applications.
- 2024 : Received order from Hawaii Space Flight Laboratory for NASA's HyTI-2 mission.
Products & Services:
- 2013 : Company founded by Dr. Fredrik Bruhn and team, originating from academic research in AI and space systems.
- 2016 : First deployment of Unibap's technology in orbit.
- 2017: Listed on Nasdaq First North Growth Market.
- 2021 : Launch of SpaceCloud® on D-Orbit's WILD RIDE ION mission.
- 2022: Received 4 MSEK funding from the Swedish National Space Agency to establish SpaceEdge, a testbed for space app development.
- 2023 : Sold industrial automation branch to focus exclusively on space applications.
- 2024 : Received order from Hawaii Space Flight Laboratory for NASA's HyTI-2 mission.
