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Fact sheet
Fact sheet
Why ESA broker Germany?
Why ESA broker Germany?
As a technology broker for ESA we focus on adapting technologies that were developed for space programmes for non-space applications. This includes the transfer of software- and hardware-related technologies such as to commercial applications of satellite systems, but also the transfer of know-how such as development processes and methodologies used in the space business. We assess market needs in the non-space sectors and match those needs with existing or novel space technologies or services. In addition, we also support the transfer process itself.
Our technologies
Available technologies
320+
Technology transfers last year
4
Technology transfers this year
3
About ESA broker Germany - cesah and EurA
The ESA brokerage in Germany is conducted by two firms: Centrum für Satellitennavigation Hessen (cesah) and EurA.
Both have excellent networks to propel space technologies to excellent 'down-to-Earth' applications for your industry needs.
Our technologies
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The offer consists of Finite Elements Method (FEM) analyses that allow an accurate prediction of the performance of materials under quasi-stationary a ...
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As part of a national ESA development programme, the open-pore CFRP honeycomb named CCORE was developed. ...
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ZERODUR® glass ceramic is an inorganic, non-porous glass ceramic and has a completely non-directional, isotropic structure. ...
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DURNI-COAT® is a process for the functional coating of metals, where the properties of the protective layer range from chemical resistance, dimension ...
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The piezo foil technique allows the design of extremely flexible and thin sensors as well as actuators, which may be placed on 3D-contoured surfaces o ...
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The basic problem to remove gases or gaseous pollution by suction is the weak suction velocity in the free space. This velocity decreases proportional ...
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Success Story
Cold plasma freshens up French fries
31 July 2017