Humatects - The Human-Machine Architects

Neue Kooperation in Sachen Ausbildung! Die vom Softwarehaus Humatects - The Human-Machine Architects entwickelte Assistenzsystem-App „Co-Guide“ wird zum Ausbildungstutor in der „tbd-Akademie“. Aufbauend auf den Grundfunktionen der App wurden Schulungsinhalte aus der Messtechnik visualisiert, Anleitungen und Checklisten digitalisiert und der „Co-Guide“, unter Anleitung von Andreas Luedtke und Noelle Rousselle sowie unseren Trainern Heiko Kischel und Jan-Christoph Meyer, erstmalig im Training getestet. Das Feedback der Teilnehmer:innen war sehr positiv und gab wichtige Impulse für die Weiterentwicklung des Ausbildungstutors. Ein großes Dankeschön an alle Beteiligten! #tbd #akademie #innovation #ausbildung #training

Airbus Defence and Space-built TEXUS sounding rockets 🚀 take to the skies to conduct experiments 🧪 in microgravity ✨ The TEXUS 60 rocket was successfully ✅ launched on Sunday 24 March, at 10:45 CET, from Esrange Space Centre in Kiruna, Sweden 🇸🇪, with two DLR experiments and a JAXA/DLR experiment onboard. The rocket reached an apogee of 251 km and provided 362 seconds of microgravity time ⏰. The previous mission, the TEXUS 59 rocket successfully ✅ lifted off on 15 February with two ESA experiments and one DLR experiment on board. This represents a double 🙌🏻 success generating an enormous amount of data 💿 to support scientists in carrying out biological, material science and physical experiments in order to enable experiments in zero gravity in space e.g. for the car 🚗, food 🍕 and health ⚕️ industry as well as fire 🔥 safety in space. The programme plays an important 👍🏻 role in preparing experiments for the International Space Station (ISS). It is the world's most successful and longest-running programme for sounding rockets - the first TEXUS rocket was launched back in 1977. Deutsches Zentrum für Luft-und Raumfahrt e.V. JAXA: Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency More info here https://lnkd.in/duAPxQ82

With only hours until the first hot count down of TEXUS-59 and TEXUS-60 (launch TBD), the anticipation is palpable! 🚀 TEXUS stands for Technological Experiments under Space Conditions, and the two rockets are carrying experiments from European Space Agency - ESA (of which SSC's science department is the prime contributor), German Aerospace Center (DLR) and JAXA: Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency. Here’s an introduction to the experiments on board both rockets: On board TEXUS-59 (launch 14th-18th of February): SAFARI: Influence of the Stability of the Facet Growth on the Occurrence of Crystal Defects during the Growth of Semiconductor Crystals TOPOFLAME: Effect of Topography on Flame Propagation along Solid Fuels T-REX: Integrative analyses of chromatin organisation, accessibility and DNA-binding in cells of the immune system in altered gravity On board TEXUS-60 (launch TBD): SIMONA: Space investigation of monotectic alloys GECO: Gravity elicited calcium oscillations PHOENIX 2: Study of droplet interaction in spontaneous ignition of multiple fuel droplets near the “cool flame” ignitable limit by two-dimensional observations Are you as excited as we are? 🤩 #SSC #SwedishSpaceCorporation #TEXUS59 #TEXUS60

🚀Pre-launch buzz at the Esrange Space Centre 🇸🇪 Excitement is mounting as #TeamAirbus gears up #TEXUS-59 and #TEXUS-60 for their upcoming launches! 🛰️Our engineers are hustling to set up ground equipment and flight hardware for both payloads, and the first round of tests is now complete. TEXUS (Technological Experiments under Space Conditions) sounding rocket missions are helping scientists conduct experiments, e.g. to later enable microgravity experiments on the ISS.  The countdown has officially begun! 📅TEXUS 59: launch on February 14th Featuring two European Space Agency - ESA experiments and one German Aerospace Center (DLR) experiment 📅TEXUS 60: launch on February 20th Featuring two German Aerospace Center (DLR) experiments and one JAXA: Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency experiment Stay tuned for the journey ahead! ⭐

OPC UA – Scaling from Sensor to Cloud… and on to Space! Yes, that’s right: OPC UA is now officially running in Space! Airbus, supported by Humatects and several partners, is using OPC UA for the flight controls of the TEXUS launch vehicle used for scientific experiments. To find out more about the TEXUS program, see here: https://lnkd.in/efRPDwuA But that’s not all! Airbus is sharing the Cloud infrastructure developed for the operation of the scientific experiments onboard the International Space Station (ISS) with TEXUS. Live flight telemetry data transmission from the TEXUS launch vehicle to the base station and on to the Cloud is performed via OPC UA PubSub. After manufacturing, energy, renewables, professional kitchen and more recently lab equipment, space is a truly exciting expansion of OPC UA verticals and proves once again the flexibility of the open and modular approach of the Unified Architecture. The next TEXUS mission launch (TX59 and TX60), scheduled for this week, will be broadcast live on YouTube, check out the channel here: https://lnkd.in/eiNPBUhN Airbus avionics partners: Humatects - The Human-Machine Architects Unified Automation GmbH, AMS, OPC Labs, NI (National Instruments) United Electronic Industries, IBV