IABG GmbH Space Centre, located in Ottobrunn near Munich, Germany, provides international technical and scientific services, including extensive engineering tests and analyses utilizing state-of-the-art technology to ensure the success of space projects. As a key player in the space industry, IABG operates national space test centers and offers environmental test campaigns, qualification tests, and consulting services. They support clients in the commercial, industrial, and research sectors, offering services such as space simulation, thermal vacuum tests, electromagnetic tests, vibration & seismic tests, and acoustic & sound tests. IABG partners with organizations like the ESA and Bertin Technologies and provides testing facilities for major space projects.
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The satellite was shipped to IABG in Germany for an environmental test campaign that will last until February 2024.
Sener led the industrial team that completed the environmental testing campaign of the two Proba-3 satellites at IABG facilities in Ottobrunn, Germany.
Proba-3 completed its environmental testing campaign of the two satellites at the IABG facilities in Ottobrunn, Germany.
IABG was privatized in 1993 and is today an owner-managed European technology company with core competencies in analysis, simulation and testing as well as plant and system operation.
IABG was created in 1961 on the initiative of the Federal Republic of Germany as a central analysis and testing facility for the aerospace industry and the Ministry of Defence.
ESA’s pair of Proba-3 Sun-watching satellites have been placed in take-off configuration, one on top of the other, for testing at IABG in Germany.
After flight model integration, the M1 lander was packed and shipped from the ArianeGroup facility to the IABG GmbH Space Centre in Ottobrunn, Germany for final testing.
As of September 2022, final functional testing of the M1 flight model at the IABG Space Centre in Germany had been completed.
After completion of flight model integration, the M1 lander was packed and shipped from the ArianeGroup facility to the IABG GmbH Space Centre in Germany for final testing.