ESTL and ESR Space Celebrate Success at ESMATS 2025
This September, members of ESTL and ESR Space attended the European Space Mechanisms and Tribology Symposium (ESMATS) 2025 in Lausanne, Switzerland.
Your future with us
We work closely with partners and clients, exploring new ways to integrate emerging technologies, materials, to make significant advancements while minimising risks through best practices and lessons learned.
The projects and ground-breaking mechanism solutions we develop together will place you at the leading edge.
Photo at left shows the first batch of redesigned piezo motors ready for evaluation, developed in collaboration with Cedrat (funded by an ESA development contract). The contract implements an improved mechanical configuration while evaluating a significantly different tribological (ESTL leading) approach, aiming to extend the temperature range and lifetime of COTS rotary piezo actuators.
Achieving sustainability in space
We’ll apply our experience, understanding of technological trends and insight to deliver viable designs, enabling you to capitalise on emerging opportunities.
From design and manufacturing, to testing and delivery; we can extend product lifecycles, while improving performance and sustainability.
ESR Space partners include government, academic and private companies, embracing the toughest mission requirements.
Through collaboration, we create smarter mechanical designs – optimising effectiveness while increasing asset integrity.
This September, members of ESTL and ESR Space attended the European Space Mechanisms and Tribology Symposium (ESMATS) 2025 in Lausanne, Switzerland.
Our teams presented four papers during the conference, now available in full here:
We’re excited to announce that ESTL and ESR Space will both be presenting at the upcoming European Space Mechanisms and Tribology Symposium (ESMATS) 2025.
