Sybilla Technologies launches GEON—a breakthrough in space surveillance and tracking. As the sole contractor, we’re building a global platform for real-time monitoring, collision avoidance, and advanced space data services, with ESA’s support and collaboration with POLSA and Creotech.

Sybilla Technologies participated in IAC 2024 in Milan, where the motto “Responsible Space for Sustainability” took center stage. As space activity expands, the need for sustainable practices becomes crucial. Our team actively engaged with global leaders in space technology, showcasing our innovative solutions aimed at improving space safety and contributing to the long-term sustainability of outer space.

Sybilla Technologies announces its participation in the EU SST project, delivering real-time space surveillance data through advanced optical sensors. This initiative strengthens Europe’s space safety, ensuring precise tracking of orbital objects and contributing to global space security.

Sybilla Technologies hosts the final Project Steering Committee meeting for the SAURON project in Bydgoszcz, culminating in the strategic unveiling of the Ursa Major sensor system. This key event marks a pivotal milestone as the project nears its formal closure, showcasing breakthroughs in space surveillance technology.

In the latest episode of Astronarium, our Space Safety Expert, Mariusz Słonina, takes us on a journey through the dangers lurking in Earth’s orbit. Learn how Sybilla Technologies contributes to protecting our planet from space debris and ensures the safe use of outer space.

At Logis-Mil EXPO 2024 in Bydgoszcz, Sybilla Technologies presented its advanced space safety products, Perseus and Ursa Minor, highlighting their critical role in protecting national security and ensuring the reliability of space operations. The event underscored the importance of innovative solutions for maintaining safe and secure space infrastructure.

Sybilla Technologies showcased its cutting-edge space safety products, Perseus and Ursa Minor, at the Space Sector Forum in Warsaw on June 4. The event provided a valuable platform for exchanging insights and advancing space safety technology.

Sybilla Technologies has been selected as the only Polish entity to receive funding from the European Defence Fund (EDF) 2023 for the groundbreaking EMISSARY project. This initiative aims to enhance space safety and situational awareness through advanced sensor networks and Space Situational Awareness Command and Control software.

Control Box by Sybilla Technologies is designed for precision and reliability. Read more about the groundbreaking tool for your observatory.

Sybilla Technologies, in collaboration with the Polish Space Agency (POLSA) and Cillium Engineering, has achieved a significant milestone in space surveillance. This partnership has led to the development of three state-of-the-art sensors for tracking satellites and space debris, enhancing global observational capabilities and positioning Poland as a leader in the provision of space safety technology.

Sybilla Technologies shines in the tech industry as it clinches the Forbes Diamond 2024 title, affirming its stature in innovation and growth. This prestigious award heralds the company’s financial robustness and forward-looking vision, marking a significant milestone in its journey.

Sybilla Technologies proudly supports the Open University’s OpenSTEM Labs, recognized with the 2023 Queen’s Anniversary Prize for enabling students worldwide to remotely access cutting-edge robotic telescopes for real-time astronomical research and learning.

This groundbreaking initiative, facilitated by ESA’s ‘Protection of Space Assets’ Accelerator, is more than just a document—it’s a mission. A mission to pave the way for a future where space, our final frontier, is free from the risks of debris by 2030.