Startup
Stratosyst
STRATOSYST is a Czech company developing HAPS – High Altitude Pseudo-satellites. As HAPS operator, we provide services in the area of Earth observation, navigation, telecommunication, testing and defense. For more information see our public presentation below.
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| Technology | Role | Maturity | TRL | Notes | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aircraft and aeronautics | Developer | — | — | classify_sectors run 37, haiku, taxonomy 2026-10-18b: Operates high-altitude pseudo-satellite platforms for Earth observation, navigation, telecom and explicitly for defense services. | Reported |
| ISR and targeting | Developer | — | — | classify_sectors run 37, haiku, taxonomy 2026-10-18b: Operates high-altitude pseudo-satellite platforms for Earth observation, navigation, telecom and explicitly for defense services. | Reported |
- Developerclassify_sectors run 37, haiku, taxonomy 2026-10-18b: Operates high-altitude pseudo-satellite platforms for Earth observation, navigation, telecom and explicitly for defense services.—Reported
- Developerclassify_sectors run 37, haiku, taxonomy 2026-10-18b: Operates high-altitude pseudo-satellite platforms for Earth observation, navigation, telecom and explicitly for defense services.—Reported
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“STRATOSYST is a Czech company developing HAPS – High Altitude Pseudo-satellites. As HAPS operator, we provide services in the area of Earth observation, navigation, telecommunication, testing and defense. For more information see our public presentation below.”
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