Hochschule Bremen (HSB), also known as Bremen University of Applied Sciences, is a German higher education institution actively involved in aerospace research and education. The university's 'Aerospace' research cluster focuses on application-oriented research in aerospace and related fields, with expertise in areas like aerospace propulsion, space transport systems, and satellite technology. HSB collaborates with institutions like the German Aerospace Center (DLR) and ESA, and offers master's programs in Aerospace Technologies and Engineering and Management of Space Systems. Hochschule Bremen is also involved in developing student-led satellite projects like VIBES Pioneer, Bremen's first student-developed satellite.
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The German CanSat Competition is implemented with partner institutions including ArianeGroup, Bevuta IT, CGI Space, DSI Aerospace, the Innovationsplattform ECOMAT, the Institute of Aerospace Technology (IAT) at Hochschule Bremen, Space Rocket Technology, the Center for Applied Space Technology and Microgravity (ZARM) at the University of Bremen, and the Geographical Institute of Ruhr-University Bochum.
VIBES Pioneer from Hochschule Bremen is a 3U CubeSat hosting an optical payload with a disturbance measurement and management system that logs reaction-wheel-induced perturbations with accelerometers.