GMV took part in the latest Harwell Space Cluster Showcase, the meeting that, involving the main space organizations like ESA, turbocharges the UK's space sector.

The venue this year, on 27 June, was Harwell Campus (Oxford), where 30 of the 92 organizations now making up this cluster came together to find out about the latest developments in the UK space sector as well as the accomplishments of the campus's own space organizations.

The overarching aim this year was to showcase the latest technologies and applications driving the future growth of spinoff products and services from space activities.

The great attractiveness of this event for firms like GMV lies in its investment and incubation ecosystem that supports businesses at every stage, whether it is a start-up or spin out looking to market its first product, or a multinational seeking to diversify.

The Harwell Space Cluster aims to deliver on the UK vision of achieving 10% of the global space market share by 2030.

GMV, running a company in Oxfordshire (UK), is right behind the development of UK's space sector. In this Showcase the company was able to present its current range of products and services for the space segment (guidance, navigation and control), ground segment (telecommunication-satellite control centers, earth-observation data processing systems and applications using space technologies and data) and robotics.