Potential of an excellent low cost, durable and green replacement for hydrazine

The objective of the NOFB project was to obtain European experience in propellant composition, handling, operating and integration of NOFB propulsion technology. Nitrous oxide fuel blend (NOFB) propellants offer the potential of bi-propellant performance with mono-propellant system complexity. Nitrous oxide and the potential fuels that makes NOFB are all considered ‘green’ and the chance that the use of these components will be restricted by REACH legislation is negligible.

Biological nitrification as an effective ammonia removal process

Generating an advanced Recognised Maritime Picture (RMP) using emerging Satellite Automatic Identification System (S-AIS) technologies allowing early identification of unusual behaviour of vessels

Moving in space - evolving in a true 3-D environment

Media-rich Multi-party conferencing over the Alphasat and Inmarsat-4 satellites

Satellite based on-field radiology and diagnosis

NESA (Next-generation Emergency Satellite Assistance) is a system for on-field radiology and diagnosis. It integrates a digital X-ray apparatus and vital signs devices on-board an emergency vehicle. Data, including X-ray images, are transferred via satellite for remote analysis. The personnel on the field is in contact with the consulting physician giving relevant therapy instructions. The satellite guarantees global operations. Patients at their residence also can have NESA assistance.

Enhanced electrical, thermal and radio frequency for high reflectivity

High-detail X-ray cameras for dental scans

Effective distance learning applications through satellite

Ear-worn portable heart rate monitor