Aule Space

We’re expanding the crew at Aule to build the robotic workforce for space.

Join us to solve the hardest problems in space today that few in the world have dared to attempt. 

You will design, test & fly! satellites that can dock with objects in space.

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Aule Space has been selected for the 2026/27 cohort of Creative Destruction Lab (CDL) Space, led by @Cmdr_Hadfield

@creativedlab is a non-profit accelerator focusing on the commercialisation of science and technology to shape a more sustainable future.

We have successfully tested our relative guidance, navigation, and control (GNC) stack at ISRO’s Rendezvous Simulation Laboratory (RSL), achieving TRL 6. We are the first private company to access and test at this facility.

How does a satellite look up close in space?
Satellite servicing is not routine today, so no large dataset of such images exists.
For our docking navigation algorithms, that means no real data to learn from. We fill this gap with simulations and hardware-in-the-loop testing.

How do you test for the microgravity of space while being on the ground?

Docking two satellites in orbit is one of the hardest problems in space. Testing it on the ground is almost as hard.

One of the best ways to do it is an air-bearing test bed. So we built one in-house.