Participation to the ESA ASTRA Symposium
The SCHUMANN project was presented during the bi-annually Advanced Space Technologies in Robotics and Automation (ASTRA) symposium held by the Automation and Robotics (A&R) section of the European Space Agency (ESA). Our project was showcased during the poster sessions. The event provided a valuable platform for fostering meaningful connections and engaging discussions with the workshop participants, including researchers and industrial partners. We look forward to furthering these connections and exploring potential collaborations to drive the project’s success.
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Participation to the ESA ASTRA Symposium
GMV Deploys SCHUMANN EQM Software Solution on Flight-Ready OBC
GMV has successfully deployed the software solution for SCHUMANN EQM testing on a flight-ready On-Board Computer (OBC). The software, based on ESROCOS tools, automates test sequence operations, including: Valve control for refueling sequences Pressure sensor monitoring for real-time data analysis ESROCOS is an open-source framework designed for safe, reliable, and efficient space applications. It integrates […]
SCHUMANN DSSCK/RESONANCE Software Beta Released
We are excited to announce that the SCHUMANN DSSCK/RESONANCE software tool has been officially released in Beta by our partners FZI and ReOrbit. Following a successful internal testing phase within the SCHUMANN Consortium, we have now opened access to external partners and commercial space entities. RESONANCE is designed to support functional satellite module design and […]
HOTDOCK Successfully Passes Thermal Testing
Space Applications Services has successfully completed thermal testing of the HOTDOCK device in its SCHUMANN refuel configuration. The test was performed in standalone mode within our in-house Thermal Chamber. Throughout the entire operational thermal range — from -40°C to +70°C — HOTDOCK’s electro-mechanical systems remained fully functional, confirming its robust performance under extreme temperature conditions […]
This project received funding from the European Union's Horizon Europe
programme under Grant Agreement number 101082449