This Odense company develops advanced medical instrumentation and engineering for space, as well as technology for extreme environments on Earth. It was founded in 1988 for space medical research and has been a space engineering company since 2003. Its hardware has flown on US Space Shuttles, Soyuz and SpaceX Dragon, and has been used on the International Space Station. It has developed five generations of respiratory equipment for spaceflight.
Services cover customer-specific design, development, manufacturing, certification, maintenance and testing. It runs a support centre for ESA's human physiology experiments on the space station and is listed on Nasdaq First North Denmark. The entrance and parking are wheelchair accessible.
