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The PULSAR project aims to develop and demonstrate technologies for the autonomous assembly of large structures in space, focusing on the primary mirror of a 12-meter telescope. It addresses challenges in precision assembly and aims to create modular components applicable to various future missions, including solar arr…
Autonomous assembly of large structures in space is a key challenge to implement future missions that will necessitate structures too large to be self-deployed as a single piece.
The James Webb Space Telescope has reached this limit and the next generation telescope expected by astronomers, like the High Definition Space Telescope, will therefore require new assembly technologies, in particular autonomous robots.
The need for large structures in space goes beyond telescopes and concerns also so…
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Italy, Genova
Type: SME
Activity type: Private for-profit entities (excluding Higher or Secondary Education Establishments)
SME: Yes
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