Measuring body temperature for scientific research in microgravity

Creating autonomous food supply for space travel helps crop yields on Earth

ISS Technology making the LNG market more efficient

Under barter agreements with NASA and JAXA, ESA has developed and delivered from 2006 to 2010 3 freezers as a crucial element enabling biology and medical experiments on board ISS. This technology found its way into the LNG Boil-Off Gas Reliquefaction market when Air Liquide equipped the first Turbo Brayton for LNG Boil Off Gas Reliquefaction in a LNG bunker vessel from Shell

Astronausts offering insights for cardiovascular disease research

By cultivating human endothelial cells in space, researchers are gaining knowledge about the way our blood vessels function. This could help prevent and treat diseases such as atherosclerosis, hypertension, diabetes and thrombosis here on Earth, while keeping astronauts healthy in space.

Space technology enabling sustainable circular beer production

Fighting ‘bad’ cholesterol through astronaut food research

Microgravity foam research on the International Space Station for optimising industrial foam applications

Robust Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (RPAS) Missions in Arctic Environments

A ground station prototype for resilient transport

Indra Navia AS has been developing GBAS GAST D ground station technology since 2010. This ground station is currently at a prototype stadium, with a few test installations at various airports,  and has been successfully operating during long-term stability testing, functional testing and flight tests. In order to bring the product to market, a large effort is required in order to verify the system performance.

Providing Reliable GNSS in Urban Areas