Cloud observation and cloud cover forecasting solutions enable space industry stakeholders to orchestrate their optical laser communications and anticipate the use of observatories—regardless of the weather.
Cloud Cover Forecasts for Space Applications
Clouds don’t stop lasercomm—if you know where they’ll be. At Les Assises du NewSpace 2026, Reuniwatt will be present in the Spacetech Village to showcase its cutting-edge solutions for cloud cover observation and forecasting. Meeting the needs of the space and defence sectors, Reuniwatt’s technology enables reliable decision-making for applications such as optical laser communications, mission planning, and observatory scheduling—regardless of the weather.
Whether you’re orchestrating Free-Space Optical (FSO) links, forecasting aerospace observation windows, or conducting other operations impacted by clouds, Reuniwatt’s infrared and visible-spectrum all-sky imagers deliver accurate, real-time cloud data. Sky InSight™ is using the infrared thermal spectrum, which allows an accurate forecast of the cloud movements and upcoming GHI even before sunrise. Sky Cam Vision uses the visible light spectrum. For global coverage or a way to complete local measurements, Reuniwatt is also offering SunSat™ satellite-based services.
Meet Reuniwatt in the Spacetech Village to Elevate Your Spacetech Strategy
Join us on July 7–8, 2026, at the Centre des Congrès de la Villette – Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie in Paris for the 5th edition of Les Assises du NewSpace, the leading national event dedicated to the French NewSpace ecosystem. This flagship gathering brings together industry leaders, entrepreneurs, researchers, and space enthusiasts to shape the future of the space economy.
Reuniwatt will be present at the Spacetech Village. Visit our team to discuss your upcoming missions and explore how we support space operations, from site qualification to short- and long-term optical link availability forecasts, we provide advanced atmospheric intelligence to enhance mission planning and performance. We look forward to connecting with you in Paris and contributing to the next chapter of space innovation.