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Aldoria & Integrasys Sign MoU for Luxembourg Space Defence

26 February 2026

Aldoria and Integrasys, a Luxembourg-based expert in satellite tracking systems, announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) during the GovSatCom 2026 Conference. This partnership aims to jointly develop end-to-end solutions for space safety and surveillance.

A strategic partnership in support of Luxembourg’s defence

As constellation launches accelerate and orbital congestion continues to grow, Luxembourg has made Space Domain Awareness (SDA) a strategic priority, in line with its NATO commitments and a four-year defence investment plan worth €5.5 billion.

Against this backdrop, Aldoria and Integrasys are combining their complementary expertise — optical sensing and multi-source SSA data management for Aldoria, radio frequency systems and monitoring software for Integrasys — to address the operational needs of the Luxembourg Ministry of Defence.

A priority use case: LEOP tracking

At the heart of this cooperation is the development of a Launch and Early Orbit Phase (LEOP) tracking service. This is a critical window during which a newly launched satellite has not yet been catalogued, posing both a risk to its operator and a potential hazard to other objects in orbit.

By combining their optical and radio frequency monitoring capabilities, the two companies aim to detect, track and maintain custody of new space objects from the moment of separation, generating ephemeris data in near real time to support a more accurate understanding of the orbital environment.

“This partnership with Integrasys marks an important milestone for Aldoria in the development of dual-use SSA solutions serving both civil and military customers. By combining our ground-based surveillance station network with Integrasys’s RF systems and software, we are now able to offer a comprehensive and innovative response to the Luxembourg authorities,” said Romain Lucken, CEO of ALDORIA.

Alvaro Sanchez, CEO of Integrasys, added: “This collaboration with Aldoria allows us to merge our radio frequency expertise with advanced optical data, creating a unique and robust solution for the Luxembourg Ministry of Defence. Our goal is to ensure that satellite operators have the highest level of situational awareness, particularly during the complex LEOP phase, where precision and speed are essential for space safety.”

 

 

 


 

 
 














































 

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