ARQUIMEA and Intelligent Optical Systems demonstrated new sensing technology to NASA that enables the monitoring of gases inhaled and expelled by astronauts while inside spacesuits.
The technology company ARQUIMEA merges its brands to boost its growth in the defence and aerospace sectors
ARQUIMEA, the healthcare partner tasked with establishing the different COVID-19 protocols in Mutua Madrid Open for the biggest international tennis event.
EpiDisease receives an investment of 535,000€ for the development of diagnostic tests with epigenetic markers. Arquimea and the Fundación Botín invest in diagnostic tests based on epigenetics which will accelerate the market launch of this technology and undertake trials in Spanish hospitals.
Orbita k aims to contribute to the economic recovery of Spain, boosting it through the scientific and technological talent present in the Spanish research fabric.
ARQUIMEA USA has concluded an agreement with Intelligent Optical System (IOS) to develop a technology for NASA to integrate CO2 sensors into spacesuits. The project consists of the integration of CO2 sensors in the spacesuits for real time monitoring during crew...
Starting this week, travellers from Madrid-Barajas, Malaga, and Seville airports will have a COVID 19 test service in their departure terminals. This service will permit taking PCR Tests and Rapid Antigen Tests to travellers and crews, who need to prove they underwent these tests during their journey.
The first week of september took place the launch into orbit of the ESAIL microsatellite, a mission that is part of the group of projects promoted by ESA to improve the next generation of space services for the maritime sector. This mission is led by LuxSpace, an OHB Group company, in collaboration with other European organizations. Its goal is the control of navigation and the detection and tracking of ships throughout the Earth.
ARQUIMEA has delivered the SAM robot, which analyzes the state of the disposal cells intended for the deep geological repository of nuclear waste of high activity, allowing allowing the monitoring of their evolution over time.
The development of the ESAIL satellite is part of the projects promoted by ESA to improve the next generation of space services for the maritime sector. The objectives will be the control of navigation and the detection and tracking of ships throughout the Earth. This mission is led by LuxSpace, one an of the OHB Group companyies, in collaboration with other European companies organizationsin the sector.
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