M-IND (Mid-size satellite INDustrialisation) aims to expand production capacity for mid-size LEO satellites, reducing costs and lead time for innovative LEO constellation missions.
M-IND focuses on:
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<li>LEO constellations for secure communications, resilient navigation, and frequent Earth observation</li>
<li>Mid-size satellites (100–500 kg, 200–2000 W) to be deployed at 300–1200 km altitude from 2028; electric propulsion may target satellites up to 750 or 1200 kg</li>
<li>Adapting recurring platform sub-systems (e.g., avionics, propulsion) for mass production and interoperability</li>
<li>Supporting a range of applications with a payload-agnostic, common-interface approach</li>
<li>Integrating institutional (ESA, EC, National) and commercial methodologies</li>
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M-IND Electric Propulsion Interoperability Workshop

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You are invited to attend the EcoDesign Industry Days, a two‑day workshop dedicated to the Spanish space industry, focusing on ecodesign, environmental regulatory frameworks, and the integration of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) practices into space technology development.&nbsp;

EcoDesign Industry Days 2026

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The Space Safety Industry Day informs industry about the opportunities around the Programme’s activities for the years 2025-2028. The event will take place on 16 June 2026, at ESTEC (Noordwijk, HOLLAND), from 8h to 18h. &nbsp;

Space Safety Industry Day 2026

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ATD3 workshop is a long-standing European forum which aims at fostering technical and scientific discussions, collecting and disseminating knowledge, proposing new topics and activities, and contributing to planning efforts, including roadmap definition and coordination.
The main objectives of the ATD3 workshop are to:
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<li>Establish a framework for the verification, validation, and comparison of numerical methods used in space object reentry simulation tools.</li>
<li>Disseminate recent scientific and technical results within the ATD3 community, which includes academic participants (in particular PhD students) as well as experts from industry.</li>
<li>Coordinate and discuss future activities, with the goal of gathering expert perspectives from both academia and industry on forthcoming developments in the fields of aerothermodynamics and design for demise</li>
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