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Earthpulse joins the Catalonia Space Accelerator 2026

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Earthpulse joins the Catalonia Space Accelerator 2026

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Earthpulse has been selected for the 2026 edition of the Catalonia Space Accelerator.

This is the second edition of the programme. It is promoted by the Generalitat de Catalunya and coordinated by the Institut d'Estudis Espacials de Catalunya - IEEC. the course will be run by Starburst, a space accelerator, who will develop and run the programme. It is part of the Catalonia Space Strategy 2030.

Four start-ups, one common goal

This year, four companies were selected by the committee. The programme will help them grow faster, expand internationally and connect with investors, corporations and space experts.

  • Earthpulse turns satellite, climate, environmental and customer data into actionable insight.
  • EMC Electromagnetic BCN offers electromagnetic compatibility testing for satellite and payload developers.
  • OSMIUM is a cybersecurity company for the space, aviation and defence sectors.
  • Zenithal Blue Technologies detects, analyses and geolocates radio frequency emissions from space data.

What the programme offers

The accelerator gives the selected companies several types of support:

  • Individual mentoring from specialised experts.
  • Market analysis, company positioning and business model work.
  • Support for business development.
  • Personal help to identify relevant investors.

Why Earthpulse

We turn raw Earth observation data into actionable intelligence. Our clients manage critical infrastructure and assets. They work in regulated industries where decisions must be clear and well supported.

Our platform, SPAI (Satellite Platform by Artificial Intelligence), is the core of this work. It combines satellite, climate, environmental and customer data. It then converts them into insight that teams can act on.

About the programme

The programme gives us the chance to connect with the Catalan space community and with experts from the global space sector.

Thanks to the Generalitat de Catalunya, the IEEC and Starburst for the initiative.

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