Valispace provides browser-based collaboration software that lets engineering teams store and manage requirements, detailed design and verification in a single source of truth. The platform connects to existing software tools and automatically keeps documentation and data up-to-date, reducing errors and improving efficiency. Typical use cases include Agile Engineering Planning, digitization of requirements and verification management, and managing non-CAD data. Its customers include Airbus, BMW and the European Space Agency, and it is used across industries from drones and satellites to medical devices and nuclear fusion reactors. The company emphasizes helping teams develop complex hardware products—rockets, cars and medical devices—more efficiently. Valispace recently raised funding, which the company and its investors say will be used to scale into additional industries. Valispace provides a browser-based software platform that enables engineers to develop satellites, rockets and other complex hardware by automating laborious data documentation tasks such as user manuals, test reports and interface data sheets. The platform is used by aerospace customers including AIRBUS, Gomspace and Ripple Aerospace. The company was co-founded in 2016 by engineers Marco Witzmann, Louise Lindblad and Simon Vanden Bussche and is based in Bremen, Germany. Valispace raised seed funding to accelerate its growth in the aerospace industry. It plans to expand into new markets including medical robotics, special-purpose mechanical engineering and commercial vehicle development. The company’s offering focuses on reducing manual documentation work for complex hardware engineering teams.

Total raised

$4M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Seed

Latest activity

Apr 2020