ILR refers to multiple organizations. One example is the Łukasiewicz Institute of Aviation (Poland), a research institution that develops space technologies, including the ILR-33 AMBER 2K suborbital rocket, designed for testing technologies for the space industry and scientific research. The rocket reached space in July 2024. Another example is the Institute of Aerospace Engineering (ILR) at TU Dresden, which focuses on research in flight physics, aircraft design, systems analysis, and space flight and is developing a novel sounding rocket in cooperation with Student Spaceflight Group (STAR) Dresden.
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