ESA Phi-Lab Sweden — Empowering AI and Edge Solutions for Space
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ESA Phi-Lab Sweden is a strategic program focused on the commercialization of space technology innovations, with a particular emphasis on artificial intelligence and edge learning. As part of the European Space Agency’s (ESA) broader Phi-Lab NET network, we work to strengthen Europe’s competitiveness in the global space sector.
Our Mission
Our mission is to enhance Sweden’s innovative power and position in the space market by facilitating the exchange of ideas, resources, and knowledge. We develop commercial concepts and applications that leverage the latest advances in AI and edge-learning technologies for space applications.
Call for Ideas
Help us push the boundaries of space, AI and Cognitive Cloud Computing in Space
ESA Phi-Lab Sweden, in collaboration with ESA and Vinnova, invites the submission of innovative technological challenges in the domain of AI and Cognitive Cloud Computing that, once solved, could unlock innovations for already identified commercial applications in the Space domain.
We welcome challenges that are suitable for focused, collaborative problem‑solving and that would benefit from the expertise of ESA Phi‑Lab Sweden.
What we offer
ESA Phi-Lab Sweden provides unique opportunities to test AI and edge-learning technologies on both hardware and software platforms.
Our approach:
- Accelerates the pace of innovation
- Reduces development risks
- Streamlines the development process
funding
support
We offer specialized support tailored to help you effectively navigate your project to promote innovation and foster success.
labs & testing
Explore cutting-edge laboratories, demonstration areas, and specialized facilities that are readily available for you.
networking
Leverage our comprehensive network to cultivate significant relationships with distinguished researchers and strategic partners.
2025 call - closed
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The purpose of the call is to support disruptive and innovative projects that focus on commercially viable applications of AI and edge learning technologies in the space sector. Call closed September 2, 2025.
