Neuraspace

Neuraspace, headquartered in Coimbra, Portugal and founded in 2020, is a European space traffic management (STM) company specializing in AI-powered collision risk assessment and conjunction analysis for satellite operators — providing automated, high-confidence probability-of-collision (Pc) calculations, actionable maneuver recommendations, and coordination services that help operators navigate the increasingly congested LEO orbital environment safely.

Neuraspace's platform ingests tracking data from multiple sources: U.S. Space Force's 18th Space Control Squadron (18 SCS) publicly distributed Two-Line Element (TLE) sets via Space-Track.org, commercial Space Situational Awareness (SSA) data from providers including LeoLabs, ExoAnalytic, and CSpOC's high-fidelity conjunction data messages (CDMs), and sensor data from Neuraspace's own network of optical telescopes in Portugal and Chile. The multi-source data fusion approach provides more complete and accurate orbit determination than any single data source, reducing false-positive conjunction alerts that waste operators' time on unnecessary maneuvers while catching real conjunction threats that lower-fidelity TLE-based analysis would miss.

Neuraspace's AI/ML models are trained on historical conjunction event data to assess probability of collision with tighter confidence intervals than traditional covariance-based methods — particularly for conjunction events involving debris objects with poorly characterized orbits, where large orbital uncertainty regions inflate apparent collision risk but AI-refined orbit solutions can reduce uncertainty. The platform automatically recommends time-optimized avoidance maneuvers (minimizing delta-v expenditure while achieving risk reduction) and generates regulatory-compliant documentation for national authorities and ITU records.

Neuraspace DEF is the company's defense-sector product line, providing space situational awareness services to European military space operators and NATO space community customers who require sovereign (non-U.S.) space tracking and conjunction analysis data without dependence on U.S. Space-Track.org data feeds. The company competes with Slingshot Aerospace, COMSPOC Corporation, and AGI (now Ansys) in the commercial STM market, and benefits from Portugal's ESA member status and Atlantic coast telescope siting advantages.