Systellar at 4YFN

Systellar recently participated in 4YFN (Four Years From Now), the startup-focused event held as part of Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, which brings together founders, investors, corporates, and innovation leaders from across the global technology ecosystem.

4YFN continues to be an important meeting point for the entrepreneurial community, providing an environment where emerging technologies, new ventures, and ambitious ideas converge. For Systellar, the event represented a valuable opportunity to engage with fellow founders, exchange perspectives on the challenges of building deep-technology startups, and connect with stakeholders across the innovation ecosystem.

Throughout the event, discussions took place with entrepreneurs, industry experts, and investors working across a wide range of sectors, including artificial intelligence, engineering software, and space technology. These conversations offered valuable insights into the evolving landscape of technology development and the increasing importance of tools that enable teams to design and build complex systems more efficiently.

Participation in events such as 4YFN also highlights the growing momentum of the European New Space ecosystem, where startups, institutions, and technology partners are increasingly collaborating to accelerate innovation in the space sector.

Systellar would like to thank ESA BIC Barcelona and Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya for its continued support. As part of the ESA Business Incubation Centre network, ESA BIC Barcelona plays an important role in supporting early-stage space startups, providing access to technical expertise, business guidance, and connections within the European space ecosystem. This support has been instrumental in helping companies like Systellar develop their technologies and engage with the broader industry.

As Systellar continues to develop synapse™, its platform designed to enable AI for the design of complex physical systems, participation in events like 4YFN remains an important opportunity to exchange ideas, strengthen relationships, and contribute to the growth of the entrepreneurial and New Space communities.

The team returns from 4YFN energized by the conversations and collaborations that took place and remains focused on its mission to accelerate engineering for complex physical systems.