Steinbeis Transfer Center Aerospace

Rötestr. 15
71126 Gäufelden
Germany
  • Phone: +49 7032 994044
    Management:
  • Prof. Dr.-Ing. Felix Huber
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Services

  • Objective:
    • Transfer of insights from aerospace engineering to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
    • Execution of research and development projects
  • Technical consulting
  • Process design and development
  • Applied research and development
  • Preparation of expert reports and studies
  • Prototype development
  • Training on the specified key topics
  • Engineering services (equipment design and verification calculations)

Key topics

  • Plasma technology for hazardous waste disposal and exhaust gas treatment
  • Space utilization and microgravity
  • Numerical methods
  • CBT software (computer-based training)
  • Design and qualification of plasma generators
  • Satellite technology and satellite communication
  • Design and qualification of flight hardware
  • Digital and analog signal processing and radio technology
  • FPGA-based implementation of software algorithms for hard real-time requirements
  • Development of computer hardware and software for control systems

Project examples

  • Presentations on space utilization and space technologies
  • Studies on future space transportation systems
  • Testing of electric propulsion systems
  • High-temperature pyrolysis of hazardous substances using plasma torches
  • Computer-based training
  • Satellite communication
  • Plasma torches for hazardous waste disposal
  • Plasma torches for exhaust gas treatment
  • Design and construction of experimental modules for space missions
  • Studies and design of flue gas cleaning systems for highly contaminated exhaust streams
  • Digital signal processing using Handel-C for the synchronization of atomic clocks

Media

Steinbeis Transfer Magazine

Videos

  • Steinbeis Lunchbreak | Grab a bite with Prof. Dr.-Ing. Felix Huber (German version) (2022)
    Felix Huber examines current challenges in space exploration, focusing on satellite communication and the growing problem of orbital debris. He presents innovative solutions for efficient data transmission and sustainable space systems. The discussion centers on the commercial transfer of space technologies into practical applications for communication, sensing, and industrial innovation.