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TTTech is technical coordinator in the Horizon Europe project SENAV – a new space science and exploration technologies project aiming to improve safe navigation of landers, drones, and robot control systems.
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News: The TTTech Aerospace team is proud to be part of the Artemis I mission which was successfully completed on December 11, 2022.
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Read TTTech's 2022 end-of-year review here with highlights from: TTTech Auto, TTControl, TTTech Industrial and TTTech Aerospace
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Reference: The avionics system is one of the most important systems on NASA’s Orion. At its core is TTEthernet, which allows a mixed criticality architecture.
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Reference: TTTECH Aerospace is supplying TTEthernet® networking and computing platforms for the NASA Gateway avionics backbone network.
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Reference: TTTECH Aerospace’s radiation tolerant TTEthernet® controller ASICs are integrated into more than 50 avionic units of Ariane 6, Europe’s flagship launch vehicle.
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TTTECH Aerospace provides reliable radiation-hardened components and integrated modules for Deterministic Ethernet networking applications used in launch vehicles.
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TTTECH Aerospace provides modular, deterministic embedded network and platform solutions for a wide variety of applications for human-rated space flight missions.
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TTTech ist eines von zwei österreichischen Unternehmen, das bei der NASA Artemis I Mission mit seinen Produkten an Bord ist.
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Products from TTTech Aerospace were on board NASA Orion and the European Service Module (ESM) in their successful test flight around the Moon.
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Find out more about TTTECH Aerospace and its activities in the global aviation and space markets and get in touch with our team.
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Resources: Take a look at our case studies and references
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Interview for World Space Week 2022: We discuss sustainability in space exploration and how TTTech Aerospace contributes to it.
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As part of the EU-funded UN:IO study TTTech's technologies were evaluated to improve Europe’s next generation secure satellite constellation.
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