DLR Projects

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3D Printing for Low-Cost Space Components

Maximum safety, high performance and a long service life are important requirements that space propulsion systems must meet. Current propulsion technologies already succeed here, but how do they perform regarding cost-effectiveness and reusability?

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Liquid Upper Stage Demonstrator Engine LUMEN

The LUMEN project aims to develop a complete liquid oxygen / methane demonstrator engine in the 25 kilonewton thrust class.

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NeoFuels

All available technology options and pathways are needed to achieve climate protection targets, which means that sustainable biogenic and synthetic fuels can be seamlessly integrated into current strategies.

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NITRO

The NITRO project aims to develop a flexible measurement and control platform for space propulsion systems at DLR.

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Green Propulsion Free-Flight Demonstrator – The Länder

As part of this lighthouse project, various core competencies of the DLR Institute are being bundled in order to jointly develop a technology demonstrator.

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Nanotechnologies in propulsion systems NatAs

The aim of the NatAs project is not only to generate sustainable knowledge, but also to build a technological bridge between nanotechnology and propulsion-related applications.

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Multi-Sensor Robot for Exploration in Crisis Scenarios MuSeRo

The aim of the MuSeRo project is to enable the most autonomous exploration possible within crisis scenarios and hazardous situations.