17 space organisations in Hungary

Hungarian space and defence company — runs the HUSAT programme for a GEO telecom satellite and a LEO Earth observation constellation.

Hungarian space hardware supplier — makes satellite thermal hardware, MLI blankets, mechanical parts and ground support equipment for ESA missions.

Hungarian space R&D company — carries out space research, materials science and energy R&D and product development with research institutes.

Hungarian RF and microwave electronics maker — builds space communication equipment for satellites and ground stations, incl. S-band converters.

Hungarian smallsat company — designs and manufactures 3–16U satellite platforms, subsystems and power electronics for large satellites.

Hungarian lunar exploration company — builds lunar rovers and instruments; its Lunar Water Snooper operated on the Moon on IM-2 in 2025.

Hungarian space engineering company — designs small space equipment and dosimetry instruments and offers vibration and thermal-vacuum testing.

Hungarian space hardware startup — develops miniature semiconductor radiation dosimeters (RadNano) and EMC filters, flown in the HUNOR mission.

Hungarian EO company, a University of Pécs spin-off — provides InSAR-based structural health monitoring of infrastructure and industrial sites.

Hungarian space software startup — offers cloud-based CubeSat mission analysis tools covering link, power, thermal, radiation and lifetime analysis.

Hungarian space software startup — develops safety-critical software for the space industry and delivers space data into software environments.

Hungarian space health startup — develops DNA- and biomarker-based personalised nutrition programmes for astronauts and space travellers.

Hungarian astronomical institute of HUN-REN CSFK in Budapest — studies stars and exoplanets and contributes to ESA space missions such as CHEOPS, PLATO and Ariel.

Hungarian physics research centre in Budapest — its Space Physics and Space Technology department builds spacecraft instruments and co-developed Philae's on-board computer.

Hungary's space office — manages national space activities and participation in ESA and international programmes.

Hungarian space industry cluster — brings together space-oriented companies and organisations and represents them nationally and internationally.

Hungarian space outreach society — promotes space science education, runs student competitions and Space Camp selection, and represents Hungary in the IAF.