Paris, 9 novembre 2026 – At Space Tech Expo in Bremen from 17 to 19 November, Expleo, a global engineering, technology and consulting company, will show how intelligent engineering combines disruptive technologies with specialist expertise to help scale up space systems and support Next Space. This approach improves performance and optimises system life cycles, supporting change across the space sector.
Expleo has nearly 6,000 employees worldwide working across the aerospace and defence sectors, including 500 space specialists in Europe. Their engineering and innovation expertise supports manufacturers at every stage of their projects, providing specialist knowledge, disruptive technologies and optimised processes.
At Space Tech Expo, Expleo’s engineers, technicians and specialists will showcase projects and solutions developed for major space companies, covering prototyping, assembly and integration, testing, ground equipment and durability:
- Optimising cleanroom energy consumption using digital twin technology and AI with ExpleoValeria
- Enabling nanosatellites to be reconfigured using artificial intelligence with ExpleoLissa
- Supporting space innovation through expertise in assembly, integration and testing, modular ground solutions and electronic test benches, with more than 400 test benches deployed to date.
“The next space revolution will depend both on expanding Europe’s sovereign launch capacity and on the reliability and quality of the equipment and software used in flight. These will underpin missions delivering breakthrough innovations with competitive or strategic benefits. We believe innovation must draw on intelligent engineering, combining highly specialised expertise, disruptive technologies and artificial intelligence, to address digitalisation, sustainability and the growth of ‘Next Space’.
“From system design and testing to improving efficiency across the industrial ecosystem, the challenge is to develop tomorrow’s secure space systems in a highly competitive market, while meeting ambitious industrial efficiency goals. National and European sovereignty remain central to this work,” says Olivier Richard, Global Account Manager Space, Expleo.
Meet the Expleo team at Hall 4 – stand A38
To arrange an interview or a visit to the Expleo stand, please contact our PR agency: expleo@clai2.com
On the Expleo stand- ExpleoValeria: a digital twin platform that combines data from connected cleanroom sensors with digital models of facilities and artificial intelligence. It detects anomalies, predicts equipment behaviour and allows users to test operating scenarios before implementation, significantly reducing energy consumption while maintaining the required environmental conditions and meeting regulatory requirements.
- ExpleoLissa: an intelligent, adaptable software solution that enables nanosatellites to reconfigure their missions in orbit.
- Electronic test bench: to test and validate critical ground equipment, computers, embedded systems and complex electronic architectures
- Electronic components: a display featuring an antenna deployment system, an on-board camera or a payload integrated into satellites and nanosatellites.
- ENSO: a 3D model of the ENSO nanosatellite will introduce visitors to the project, designed and launched by Expleo in 2023. Its mission concluded at the end of 2025.
