Theia Sense provides a complete Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) platform for spacecraft, combining fiber optic sensors, compact interrogation units, and AI-powered software to continuously monitor the structural integrity of space systems from ground qualification to in-orbit operations.

Our fiber optic sensors are lightweight, immune to electromagnetic interference, resistant to harsh environments, and can multiplex dozens of sensing points on a single optical fiber, dramatically reducing cabling, weight, and system complexity compared to conventional electronic sensors. The platform enables continuous measurement of key structural parameters, including strain, temperature, vibration, pressure, and other mission-specific variables, providing real-time awareness of the spacecraft's health throughout its entire lifecycle.

A key differentiator of Theia Sense is the continuity between ground testing and flight. The same sensing system used during qualification campaigns remains integrated into the spacecraft after launch, eliminating sensor replacement, reducing integration time and costs, and enabling the digital model to be continuously updated with real operational data. By combining advanced sensing with AI-based data analysis and predictive diagnostics, Theia Sense helps spacecraft manufacturers and operators improve reliability, optimize maintenance, reduce qualification costs, extend mission lifetime, and accelerate the transition toward autonomous and reusable space systems.