Antwerp Space

Antwerp Space, founded in 1963 and based in Antwerp, Belgium, is a leading provider of satellite ground segment solutions specializing in radio frequency (RF) applications. As part of the larger European space and technology group, OHB SE, the company delivers satellite communication, navigation, and radar solutions, alongside instruments for scientific and exploration missions. Their product portfolio includes offerings for radio science, navigation (PNT payloads for small satellites), communication systems, and solutions for radio frequency interference detection and mitigation.

Antwerp Space’s core competencies lie in high-frequency design, digital signal processing, software-defined radio, and photonics, continually reinforced through dedicated investment. This expertise positions them as a recognized market leader in these technical areas. Notably, the company has contributed to significant missions, including the development of the Communication Subsystem for the Ariel space mission and providing technology for communication with the JUICE mission.

Furthermore, Antwerp Space developed the Lander Radioscience (LaRa) instrument, the first scientific instrument originating from Belgium to successfully land on another celestial body. The company actively participates in industry events and conferences, demonstrating its commitment to innovation and collaboration within the space sector.