Whether satellites, spacecraft or space debris – GESTRA, the "German Experimental Surveillance and Tracking Radar", is a state-of-the-art radar system for observing and tracking objects in space. It operates in the microwave range and explores the Low Earth Orbit of 300 to 3,000 kilometres, i.e. the range in which most satellites and the International Space Station (ISS) are located. This makes it possible, for example, to protect space systems or the ISS from a collision with debris particles by providing a timely warning. Millions of tiny particles orbit the earth and, at a speed of around 28,000 km/h, pose a threat to active space technologies. GESTRA was developed and built by the Fraunhofer Institute for High Frequency Physics and Radar Techniques FHR on behalf of the German Space Agency at DLR.

The iGRVT-50 is InterGravity Technologies’ next-generation green-propellant orbital transfer vehicle (OTV), purpose-built for the rideshare launch ecosystem. iGRVT-50 enables small payloads (up to 15–20 kg class) to be deployed or serviced in a wide range of orbits. Key Features - Payload Capacity : Up to ~20 kg class hosted payloads - Propulsion System : 20 N green bipropellant thrusters (C₂H₆/N₂O) - Delta-V Capability : > 450 m/s - Communications : UHF, S-band TM/TC, X-band downlink

Investigate the smallest of features with spatial resolution down to 600 nm – A state-of-the-art nano-focus x-ray source, precision stages, and high-quality detectors work together to deliver sub-micron resolution imaging. Perform true 4D imaging with Dynamic CT – High temporal resolution, continuous and uninterrupted scanning, and specialized 4D software tools bring synchrotron-like capabilities to the lab. Implement 3D in situ experiments – continuous sample rotation and scanning enable uninterrupted in situ experiments. Dedicated “no-cable-wrap” interfaces simplify experiment set-up. Accommodate a broad range of samples – UniTOM HR’s high power source (50W), multiple detector options (up to 3) and heavy load stage (45 kg) accommodates samples up to 500 mm diameter X 700 mm high. Maximize system utilization and throughput – A fast frame rate detector and a high flux x-ray source combine for high temporal resolution tomography giving you the ability to scan more samples and accommodate more users.

Innovative BMS sensing cable that allows the assembly (SMT) of components onto the pattern circuit without any length restrictions (0.1~3m) using the Roll-to-Roll process, and The manufacturing process of the conventional BMS sensing cable is shortened to 1/3.

Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) is a methodology that integrates design, analysis, and verification activities throughout the system lifecycle using architecture models. By modeling requirements, functions, structure, and behavior, MBSE supports consistent and informed decision-making. Ansys SAM (System Architecture Modeler) supports the latest system modeling language, SysML v2, and enables both graphical and textual modeling, real-time collaboration, and model management. Ansys ModelCenter integrates various engineering tools and builds automated workflows, enabling what-if simulations and trade studies. By connecting architecture models with simulation models, it supports consistent design analysis and requirements validation using a single source of truth (ASoT).

This unit(SOU) supplies sealing oil to prevent mixing of hydraulic oil and liquefied methanol gas inside of FBIV(Fuel Booster Injection Valve) when the main engine operates. SOU is divided into large bore main engine(60 bore over) and small bore main engine(50 bore below) type by the number of membrane accumulator. The main components consist of an oil tank, an electric motor, a hydraulic gear pump, an oil filter, a control block, accumulators, and various senses, transmitters and indicators.

- Urban drones specialized in surveillance/spatial information/disaster safety/facility survey - Completed localization of core components! Equipped with encryption KCMVP Dimensions (WxLxH) : Flight / 360x360x160mm(h) Folding / 260x260x160mm(h) Airframe Weight : 2kg or less (max take-off weight) GNSS : RTK / GNSS (SBAS supported) Flight Time : 30 minutes

We have been designing and supplying cryogenic turbines for helium liquefaction since the late 1980s. Today we are a major supplier of turboexpanders, compressors and pumps to the world's leading manufacturers of cryogenic systems. Our cryogenic product line utilizes the unique PBS technology and know-how of dynamic gas bearings. We supply to prestigious research institutes such as CERN, Max Planck Institute or Rosendorf Research Centre. With the new HEXT/CTE300 turboexpander we will be ready for the hydrogen ecosystem