TTTech Aerospace, a part of the TTTech Group headquartered in Vienna, Austria, provides deterministic embedded network and platform solutions for aviation and space applications. They offer integrated, modular, and scalable deterministic network platforms that increase safety, fault-tolerance, and availability. TTTech Aerospace works with major players like NASA, ESA, Airbus, Boeing, and Lockheed Martin, providing technologies for space exploration, launchers, and re-configurable satellites.
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TTTech is supplying network electronics for Gateway along with Beyond Gravity.
TTTech and STMicroelectronics completed development, industrialization, and qualification of highly integrated, radiation-hardened TTEthernet network controllers in 2021.
The TTEthernet network controllers developed by TTTech and STMicroelectronics are used in the avionics systems of multiple launcher and robotic programs, including the Ariane 6 launcher program and NASA Gateway modules.
After the first co-developed chip variant was selected for the Ariane 6 launcher program, TTTech and STMicroelectronics developed a second variant tailored for deep space constraints for implementation in NASA Gateway modules.
TTTech and ST are contributing to the creation of the Ariane 6 avionics backbone system designed to support a short life cycle in the harsh conditions of a launch.
In 2021, TTTech and STMicroelectronics completed the development, industrialization, and qualification of integrated, radiation-hardened TTEthernet network controllers.
The radiation-hardened TTEthernet network controllers developed by TTTech and STMicroelectronics are used in the avionics systems of multiple launcher and robotic programs, including Ariane 6 and NASA Gateway modules.
A miniaturized high-performance network switch developed by TTTech Aerospace will be a critical component of the small space platform.
TTTech's Deterministic Networking technology will be a critical part of the small space platform supporting AI-based autonomous robotic applications.
TTTech is a partner in the SENAV (Smart Space Exploration Navigation) project, responsible for hardware system integration.
The SENAV consortium includes four European organizations: project coordinator iTUBS from Germany, M2M Solutions from Slovakia, TTTech, and the renowned research centre DLR from Germany.
TTTech Aerospace developed, manufactured, and qualified a radiation-hardened TTEthernet® ASIC in both HiRel and space quality with Ariane 6 as one of its first users.
TTTech Auto raised $285,000,000 (€250 million) from Aptiv PLC and Audi in its latest funding round.
Aptiv and TTTech Auto have deployed safety software systems in vehicles across various Volkswagen Group brands since 2017.
Audi is increasing its existing stake in TTTech Auto by $57,000,000 (€50 million).
In China, TTTech Auto operates the joint venture Technomous together with SAIC Motor Corporation.
TTTech Auto’s valuation exceeds $1,000,000,000 following the latest funding round.
Aptiv is investing $228,000,000 (€200 million) in TTTech Auto as part of the funding round.
TTTech Aerospace and STMicroelectronics have developed highly integrated, radiation-hardened TTEthernet® Systems on Chip (SoCs) network controllers.
TTTech Aerospace's TTEthernet® network controllers are used in deterministic, fault-tolerant, Ethernet-based networks for space applications.