Who is Who

There are 35 results.

• 

  Women in Space: Prof. Dr. Christiane Helling : Since October 2011, Graz has been enriched by a great physicist, space researcher and professor.

• 

  HERA – a divine Mission : A favourite theme in Hollywood’s catastrophe films feature asteroid impacts with the resulting annihilation of humanity. Experts in Styria are working to ensure that this does not happen.

• 

  Lithoz- How ceramic materials are revolutionising aerospace : Futurologists predict that the total market for ceramic 3D printing will generate up to 4.8 billion dollars worldwide in 2030.

• 

  #Success Story: Satellite data shows how Europe is doing : The European monitoring dashboard RACE uses satellite data to visualise the impact of Corona measures on Europe's environment.

• 

  #Success Story: "Waidmanns" App through Spacetech! : With the "Deermapper", the company Pentamap has a powerful app on the market for the digital hunting management of professional hunters and hunting enterprises.

• 

  Optimise your forklift fleet & reduce CO2 via GNSS tracking : Graz based Start-Up SLOC is developing an indoor and outdoor tracking system that is just as reliable and more economical for the customer.

• 

  R-Space - Success in space with the GreenBox service : Austrian Start-Up R-Space provides the opportunity to conduct IODs in a very quick and simple fashion.

• 

  DocTec - How space technology helped rebuild the Austrian parliament : A start-up from Bad Vöslau developed a system to protect historically valuable buildings and also protect workers from dangerous gases such as CO, NOx or SO2

• 

  Mitigating bird-window collisions with the help of technology from outer space : The Austrian Startup BirdShades develops an invisible window film, which makes glass noticeable to birds.

• 

  CMG - How a Start-Up is using space data to make yachting sustainable : The Graz based Start-up Charge Made Good GmbH is intended to have a large impact on the global marine industry - with the help of space!

• 

  Space-Lock - Mechatronic components for on-board spacecraft use : A start-up from Graz has the mission to provide the world’s most affordable space mechatronic components.

• 

  Space technology for everyday life : Michael Schönhuber heads the Space Technology and Communication Technologies research group at DIGITAL. Well-connected in the industry, he and his team are enabling new bandwidths, signal utilisation and navigation technologies that have become an indispensable part of our everyday lives.

• 

  Sentinel Hub - Easy Access to Satellite Imagery : The startup from Graz is revolutionising the EO industry with its cloud-based processing service that provides unprecedented access to global archives of satellite data

• 

  #successstory: Massage Robots – closer to practice : What do a robot massager and space technology have in common? It’s surprising but nowadays anything is possible, and everyone can have added value through space technology.

• 

  Monitoring Glaciers with IceKing : The Start-up, located in Wiener Neustadt, turns tourists into scientists.

• 

  The "Eye" of Athena - made in Austria : An X-ray telescope designed to search for supermassive black holes could be built using a novel 3D-printing technique called plasma metal deposition.

• 

  ARTI: Robotic hiking with space data : Satellite and Earth observation data as the basis for robotic navigation in the wild - a start-up from Graz makes it possible

• 

  SuccessStory: How to reduce CO2 and make aerospace more eco-friendly : Innovative solutions using space data provided by the European Satellite Navigation System Galileo spur the reduction of CO2 emissions and help to reach sustainable development goals. The Austrian start-up Aeroficial Intelligence offers a solution to analyse air and ground traffic at major airports.

• 

  The Beetles conquer the forests! : An Austrian company has found a solution for seamless traceability of wood using space technology.

• 

  Perigee – Humanitarian aid meets artificial intelligence : How an Austrian start-up is using IT, data science and earth observation to create new sources of income for humanitarian aid.

• 

  Data Patchwork, Geodata Cubes and the "Starbucks Effect : How the Graz-based startup ubicube is generating demographic and economic data using space technology to fill data gaps.