KP Labs raises €4.42 million for AI data processing in orbit

Oct 16, 2026
Polish space technology company KP Labs secured €4.42 million from Momentum Capital Partners to expand its satellite data processing products and hardware production.

KP Labs secured €4.42 million, or PLN 19.4 million, from Momentum Capital Partners, according to Tech.eu. The Polish company will use the funding to expand research, hardware production, commercial products, and international sales.

KP Labs develops computing units, firmware, and AI algorithms that process and select satellite data in orbit. Its customers and partners include the European Space Agency, NASA, Airbus Defence and Space, OHB Hellas, and Thales Alenia Space.

The company operated its Intuition-1 Earth observation satellite from 2023 to 2026. Its technology has also supported experiments aboard the International Space Station and is being used in CAMILA, a Polish satellite mission for Earth monitoring.

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