SKYE

Ultra-light 360° imaging systems for space exploration and autonomous operations

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Legal Name

IASONAS-ACHILLEAS MEZILIS SKYE SINGLE MEMBER P.C.

Tagline

Ultra-light 360° imaging systems for space exploration and autonomous operations

Details

SKYE makes space cameras. We are an upstream space-technology company with initial focus on developing small scale, low-mass 360° Field-of-View (FOV) space-grade imaging systems for use on spacecrafts, rockets, and other space-related systems including off-world deployment (Lunar, Mars), with possible future growth into use-cases to high-risk terrestrial environments (retroactive downstream).

Classification

Type

Private Company - SME


Size

Micro (2-10 employees)


Category

Payloads & Instruments, Space Infrastructure


Value Chain Position

Upstream

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Contact

Website

https://www.skye.gr/

CONTACT Email

info@skye.gr


CONTACT Phone


Address

Voulgaroktonou 16

Elassona

Thessaly

Greece

400 10

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Strategic Focus

Strategic Priorities: SKYE’s strategic priorities focus on establishing 360° imaging as a valuable enabling technology for space exploration, robotics and autonomous operations. The company aims to increase awareness and understanding of the capabilities and use cases of panoramic camera systems across the space technology ecosystem, particularly for lunar and Martian surface missions, robotic platforms and close-proximity orbital applications. A key priority is to build and support relationships with developers of space-based technologies, helping integrators and new users understand the operational advantages of ultra-light, wide-field imaging. SKYE also seeks to secure initial development and procurement orders that will support product maturation, manufacturing scale-up and the establishment of a competitive price point for its 360° camera technology, enabling broader adoption in future space missions.

Looking for Partnerships: SKYE is seeking support for environmental testing of their camera payload (radiation, TVAC, vibe) even to accommodate as a “piggyback” scenario (due to the small format physical structure of our payload system). SKYE is open to and interested in scenarios aside from indicated space-technology use-cases, where a compact spherical-format HD camera system would be an asset in physical situations that might pose significant danger to traditional off-the-shelf components. As a secondary capability, SKYE is very interested in fire mitigation strategies for Greece utilizing any upstream or downstream space-related technologies or related concepts that we might be able to utilize / modify to support this effort.

Background

Established: 2026-01-09

Projects & Missions: SKYE camera technology will serve as the primary instrumentation and core imaging system for the NASA-funded Lunar ExoCam™ remotely deployable ejection system, affording remote video capture of lunar and Mars landing sequences.

Key Customers: SKYE’s target customer base includes ESA, NASA-related programmes, lunar mission developers, space robotics companies and commercial lunar payload providers requiring compact, lightweight and wide-field imaging systems. The company is targeting ESA lunar exploration activities such as Argonaut and similar programmes, while its technology is also positioned for NASA-supported applications through its US sister company Zandef Deksit Inc. and collaborations involving Honeybee Robotics. SKYE is further pursuing direct sales and development opportunities with recipients of NASA’s Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) programme, including US lunar lander companies such as Firefly Aerospace, Astrobotic and Blue Origin, supporting camera development, flight hardware and payload integration for lunar missions.

Affiliations/Memberships: SKYE is an ESA BIC Greece incubatee, giving the company access to ESA’s technical, business and commercialisation support network and to the wider European space innovation ecosystem. The company is also connected to the Greek space sector through the Hellenic Space Technologies and Applications Cluster (si-Cluster) and the Hellenic Association of Space Industries (HASI), strengthening its links with national industry, research organisations and institutional stakeholders. Through ESA BIC Greece, SKYE also benefits from access to the broader ESA Space Solutions network, Corallia’s innovation ecosystem and a network of more than 70 supporting organisations and partners.

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