SpaceSafety AI
A European space-safety company built to protect what humanity sends upward.
SpaceSafety AI develops autonomous artificial intelligence for space safety and space security. From a base in Germany we build systems that detect orbital debris, conjunction risks and re-entry threats in low Earth orbit — and turn that awareness into protective action for satellites, constellations and critical infrastructure.
Our approach is end-to-end: sensor fusion, neural conjunction assessment, manoeuvre planning and flight-safety autonomy in one coherent stack. The same data, the same timing reference and the same AI can protect every domain — space, air, land, sea and cyber — from the orbital vantage point.
The principle is simple: Detect. Protect.
We operate at the intersection of aerospace, artificial intelligence and mission operations. Every product we build is designed to integrate with existing flight dynamics, ground segment and operations-centre workflows — not a rip-and-replace, but an intelligent layer that augments human decision-making.
SpaceSafety AI is privately developed and European by conviction. We believe that strategic space infrastructure deserves independent, sovereign technology — built transparently, operated responsibly and governed by the highest safety standards.
Space is no longer a frontier reserved for a few nations or programmes. It is becoming as essential as the air we breathe and the networks we rely on. We believe that safety in orbit is a precondition for progress on Earth — and that artificial intelligence is the only way to keep pace with the growing population of objects around our planet.
Our vision is a self-governing orbital environment where spacecraft operate safely, debris is tracked before it becomes a threat, and operators can focus on their missions instead of manoeuvre planning. We are building the nervous system for that future.
"We looked up for millennia and wondered what was out there. Now we are out there. It is our responsibility to keep it safe."
Claus Linder founded SpaceSafety AI to turn a lifelong fascination with space into practical protection for the orbital age. His work is driven by the conviction that safety and progress must advance together — and that Europe must play a leading role in both.
The project was inspired in part by the film Interstellar: a reminder that humanity's future is not bound to one planet, and that the courage to look beyond the horizon is what moves civilisation forward. That same spirit guides every line of code, every orbital model and every decision at SpaceSafety AI.