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UK Space Conference 2025: Dr. Ingo Waldmann – Spaceflux is Redefining Space Surveillance

In this exclusive Space Café Clip, Torsten Kriening sits down with Dr. Ingo Waldmann, CTO and Co-Founder of Spaceflux, one …

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UK Space Conference 2025: Dr. Ingo Waldmann – Spaceflux is Redefining Space Surveillance

Welcome back from Manchester and the first day of the UK Space Conference 2025. In this exclusive Space Café Clip, Torsten Kriening sits down with Dr. Ingo Waldmann, CTO and Co-Founder of Spaceflux, one of the fastest-rising stars in space situational awareness (SSA/SDA).

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Spaceflux operates a global network of optical telescopes to track, identify, and analyze satellites and space objects — with 90-second data turnaround times and a machine learning-driven approach that sets it apart from the rest.

In this insightful interview, they cover:
• What makes Spaceflux’s tech different from legacy SSA providers
• How AI and real-time edge processing enhance orbital safety
• Key risks satellite operators are facing in GEO and LEO
• The company’s roadmap, recent funding round, and next big goals
• What Spaceflux expects from the UK space ecosystem & ESA ministerial

Space surveillance is no longer about what happened yesterday — it’s about what’s happening now. And Spaceflux is on the frontlines.

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Torsten Kriening

Torsten Kriening is Publisher and CEO of SpaceWatch.Global. He covers European space at the intersection of geopolitics, defence, procurement, and industrial policy - where ambition meets execution. He reports live from the conferences and councils where space policy is shaped and publishes The Kriening Brief every Wednesday: three observations on European space, no diplomatic padding. His career spans 30 years across satellite communications, broadcast technology, and IT. He is an alumnus of the International Space University (EMBA12).