From vibration to vacuum, we run the tests that stand between your hardware and mission failure. Built exclusively for small space hardware, based in Munich.
Expose your hardware to the thermal and vacuum conditions it will face in orbit. We run thermal cycling, TVAC, and thermal balance tests to verify survival and performance across your full operating range.
Validate structural integrity under launch loads. We perform sinusoidal sweep, random vibration, and shock tests to qualification and acceptance levels — covering all three axes.
This service is not yet operational — EMC/EMI testing capability is currently being onboarded. Once live, we will verify that your hardware neither generates nor is susceptible to electromagnetic interference, testing radiated and conducted emissions and immunity across relevant frequency bands.
Hardware that survives a test still needs to work afterward. We perform subsystem-level functional verification under controlled conditions — checking behaviour, not just structural integrity.
Full qualification or acceptance test campaigns combining multiple test types in a coordinated sequence. We handle scheduling, documentation, and reporting — so you get a single test report that covers everything.
Campaign scope and margins follow ECSS qualification and acceptance levels — per mission class and customer requirements.
From first contact to final test report, coordinated by a single point of responsibility.
Step 01 / Inquiry
Hardware, launch schedule, and applicable standards. We’ll assess feasibility and flag any test sequence considerations upfront.
Test plan, success criteria, documentation requirements, and schedule defined together — before anything goes on the shaker or into the chamber.
Full data capture, anomaly tracking, and real-time communication throughout the campaign.
A complete, structured test report — ready for mission authorities, launch providers, and internal review boards.
Tell us where you are in your schedule and what you’re flying — we’ll help you scope the right campaign.
