News: TTTech and Beyond Gravity provide critical avionic systems for HALO, the habitation and logistics outpost module for the Lunar Gateway that is part of NASA Artemis. The module will be delivered to the USA in February 2025, marking a major milestone.
News: In July 2024, the Ariane 6 launcher completed its first flight. Find out why this inaugural flight marked a milestone for TTTech Aerospace and how it supported the development of the Ariane 6 avionics backbone.
News: NASA Artemis is one of the largest space projects of our time and technology from Austria is on board e.g., on the Lunar Gateway. TTTech delivers communication technology for the setup of the data network. Key components were developed in cooperation with Beyond Gravity, with support from FFG, BMK, and ESA.
Interview with one of the most senior NASA astronauts, Stanley G. Love, PhD, about the Gateway program and shared his first-hand experiences of mission and technical training, as well as working in space.
Réaltra Space Systems Engineering provided the on-board cameras for Ariane 6's first flight. Réaltra and TTTech Aerospace are now collaborating on developing a solution to integrate deterministic data transmission directly into the onboard camera system.
The article highlights TTTech Aerospace contribution to the avionics backbone in Ariane 6. Its products ensure reliable, safe, and secure data transfer on a single redundant mixed-criticality network. Such types of network offer lower system cost and reduce complexity.
The new European launcher generation Ariane 6 successfully started on its first mission. On board: electronic components from Viennese high-tech company TTTech that ensure fail-safe data transfer in safety-critical systems.
TTTech Aerospace and Réaltra are bringing their hardware and software expertise together to develop an affordable, highly reliable TTEthernet switch to meet the requirements of the launcher market.
News: Interview with two alumni of the TU Wien Space Team that now work at TTTech. They discuss their experiences during their studies, at the TU Wien Space Team, and at TTTech.
