Our work extends to mission-critical systems for the most demanding industries: aerospace, defense, semiconductor and big science. Our solutions combine rigorous engineering with state-of-the-art research.
Qutech is a collaboration between TU Delft and TNO in The Netherlands to create qubits and quantum computers. GeoKapti participated in the creation of the platform that interfaces algorithms between classical machines and their computer: Quantum Inspire.
GeoKapti worked closely with Airbus Defense & Space to develop the software for the Attitude, Orbit & Control of the Euclid Space Telescope. This is is a highly critical system as the spacecraft must operate precisely in the Earth-Sun L2 point some 1.5 million km from the Earth.
Along with a number of companies in The Netherlands that include satellite integrators, sensor manufacturers and mission operators, we collaborate developing sovereign capabilities for military intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR).
For this customer in the USA and the UK we have developed a series of AI agents that will allow their customers to interact with their data, gather insights, provide forecasting and ask complex questions using Mistral's powerful LLM. Used in healthcare, banking, public institutions.
Demcon Mechatronics in Delft, The Netherlands, hired our expertise to help them design and implement the software to run machines that use complex physical and chemical processes to clean pellicles, used in advanced EUV machines from ASML.
Husense develops compact radars to monitor people in public spaces. We supported the company in ingesting their data and millions of readings efficiently in time series databases. And we build the solution running in a sovereign European cloud.
ESA's GOCE mission provided gravitational measurements to create the most accurate geoid of the Earth. We collaborated with other companies and universities in Europe implementing the scientific processor of this mission, now used by scientists and researchers all over the world.
In collaboration with TNO and other Dutch companies we developed a plasma leak detection system for the ITER tokamak, the internal fusion chamber. The system used complex physical simulations to spot the most likely location of a leak.
Partner with us to develop mission-critical systems for your most demanding applications. From concept to deployment.