PowerIn.Space optical power beaming system concept

Company

Building the energy link for persistent flight.

PowerIn.Space brings optics, tracking, power electronics and UAV integration together to reduce the battery-driven interruptions that limit useful aerial work.

Why we exist

Building a useful energy link, together.

Based in Weßling, Germany, PowerIn.Space brings optical transmission, tracking and electrical conversion together. We develop controlled energy links for equipped aircraft and remote systems, with integration and measured testing at the centre of the work.

Capabilities

A multidisciplinary photonics and UAV engineering stack.

Optical transmission

Emitter architecture, optical path and controlled energy delivery.

Tracking and control

Acquisition, alignment, feedback and transmission state management.

Power electronics

Conversion, interfaces and system-level electrical integration.

UAV integration

Receiver placement, aircraft constraints and mission validation.

Our origins

From space research to terrestrial systems

PowerIn.Space grew out of research into supplying energy to lunar rovers and infrastructure beyond sunlight. Today, the focus is on terrestrial power-beaming systems, while space remains a long-term research direction.

Programs and support

Developed inside a European photonics ecosystem.

Our development has received support from ESA BIC and the European photonics and innovation programs represented below.

ESA
PhotonHub Europe
Bpifrance
TechForward

Work with us

Bring the aircraft. Build the integration together.

We work with aircraft manufacturers, operators and technology partners on receiver integration, site setup and controlled evaluation. A first discussion starts with your hardware, mission and engineering constraints.

Discuss a partnership

Company contact

Badr Chkiriba, Managing Director
PowerIn Space UG (haftungsbeschränkt)
Weßling, Germany

Interested in joining the team?

Tell us about your experience and what you would like to build in photonics, controls, power electronics or UAV systems.