Φnnovation Summit 2026
The ESA Φ‑lab invites the innovation community to a three‑day gathering at the heart of Europe’s Earth Observation disruption ecosystem. From 23 to 25 June 2026, the Φnnovation Summit will bring together researchers, entrepreneurs and technology pioneers to explore transformative ideas shaping the future of Earth Observation.
Go to the main event webpage for information on the event’s agenda, abstract submission, pitch hour session applications, and innovation speed dating session.
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