Share Your Galileo Story: EUSPA Launches Call for User Testimonials
For ten years, Galileo has been providing highly accurate and reliable positioning, navigation and timing services to users around the world. Today, it supports a wide range of applications across sectors, helping businesses, public authorities, researchers and citizens make better-informed decisions and deliver innovative services.
As EUSPA continues its mission of linking space to user needs, it is launching a Call for Expression of Interest inviting Galileo users to share how they benefit from the European Union's satellite navigation system.
The initiative will gather short video testimonials from organisations and individuals who use Galileo in their daily lives, professional activities, products, services or operations. By highlighting real user experiences, the campaign aims to showcase the practical value that Galileo delivers across a wide range of market segments and use cases.
From enabling more precise agriculture and safer transport operations to supporting emergency response, infrastructure monitoring, scientific research and smartphone applications, Galileo plays an increasingly important role in Europe's digital and economic landscape. Through this call, EUSPA is seeking authentic stories that illustrate how satellite navigation technology translates into tangible benefits on the ground.
The campaign will feature contributions from across the Galileo user community, combining testimonials already collected through EUSPA activities with new videos submitted through the Call. The selected testimonials will be published through EUSPA's social media channels, helping to amplify users' stories and demonstrate the broad impact of Galileo services.
The details of the call are available.
Who can Apply?
If you use Galileo, EUSPA would like to hear from you.
The Call is open to:
- Individual users;
- Start-ups and SMEs;
- Large companies;
- Public authorities and public service providers;
- Research organisations and academic institutions.
Applicants are invited to submit a short video in English explaining how Galileo supports their work, activities or everyday life and what benefits it brings to them, their organisation or the people they serve.
Participants need to address questions such as:
- Could you briefly introduce yourself?
- How is Galileo part of your daily life, work or activities?
- What does Galileo enable you to do that is important to you?
- What benefits does Galileo bring to your organisation, services or users?
- What do you value most about Galileo, whether its accuracy, reliability, availability or the confidence it gives you, and why?
Videos should have a maximum duration of two minutes. The example video is available.
What EUSPA will provide
Selected participants will have the opportunity to be featured on EUSPA's social media channels, including LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram, subject to platform availability and the conditions of the Call.
Participation is free of charge. Applicants whose videos are selected will benefit from increased visibility among the wider EU Space community and audiences interested in innovative applications of satellite navigation technologies.
How to participate
Interested applicants should upload their video through the dedicated submission platform.
Submit your testimonial
Participants must agree to be featured on EUSPA's communication channels, sign the relevant privacy and consent forms, and comply with the technical requirements outlined in the Call. EUSPA reserves the right to edit or shorten videos where necessary for publication purposes.
Through the experiences of its users, Galileo's impact is best measured in the tangible benefits it delivers every day. By gathering testimonials from across its user community, EUSPA will highlight how the European Union's satellite navigation system enables innovation, strengthens services and creates value where it matters most: in support of real-world user needs.
About Galileo
Galileo, the EU´s Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS), provides improved navigation, positioning and timing information. More than 4.5 billion users are already benefiting from Galileo.
The Galileo Programme is owned by the EU. The European Commission, as the Programme Manager, oversees the implementation of all activities. EUSPA is responsible for the operational management of Galileo services, ensuring their availability, continuity and performance, and for the procurement of launch services required for the deployment and replenishment of the constellation. Galileo's system design and system evolution are entrusted by EUSPA to ESA.
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