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Aurora Avionics Expands International Reach with First Asia-Pacific Space Agency Agreement
A New Milestone for Scottish Space Technology Aurora Avionics has reached an important milestone in its growth journey, signing an agreement with the Taiwan Space Agency (TASA) that marks the company’s first customer engagement in the Asia-Pacific region. The agreement will see Aurora Avionics technology supplied to support TASA‘s ongoing sounding rocket development activities. Aurora…
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From the Classroom to Space Technology:
Max’s Week at Aurora Avionics What is it really like to spend a week inside a growing space technology company? For 17-year-old Max McGregor, an S5 student at Stewart’s Melville College, that question was answered during a week of work experience with Aurora Avionics at our Edinburgh Innovation Hub. Fresh from completing his Higher exams,…
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Meet the Team: Jonathan Lupin
At Aurora Avionics, innovation is driven by people who thrive on solving complex problems. Few embody that spirit more than our Head of Software, Jonathan Lupin, better known around the team as “Jono.” From embedded systems and avionics platforms to software architecture and testing frameworks, Jono plays a central role in shaping the technology behind Aurora Avionics…
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Meet Aurora Avionics at ILA ’26
Join us in Berlin to explore our latest avionics systems and discuss your upcoming projects with our team. Use the form below to schedule a dedicated meeting during the event. Can’t attend? Get in touch with our team here.
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Reducing Integration Overhead in a Modular Avionics Architecture
A practical scenario from a multi-mission satellite programme Context A small satellite team was developing a platform intended to support multiple missions over time. Initial requirements were relatively fixed, but within the first development cycle: The original avionics architecture had been designed around a single mission configuration. Initial Architecture The system consisted of: Observed characteristics: Changes in…
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Reducing Integration Overhead in Avionics Systems
A short technical scenario showing how architectural decisions affect integration effort and validation scope under changing mission requirements. In this example: What changes when modular principles are applied How a tightly coupled system behaves as requirements evolve Where integration effort actually increases Why validation scope expands Takes 3-4 minutes to review. Built from real integration…
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Aurora Avionics Shortlisted for International Trade Award
Aurora Avionics has been shortlisted for the PwC / The Business Desk Business of the Year Awards in the International Trade category. The nomination reflects the company’s growing international presence, with active projects and partnerships across Europe and the Asia-Pacific region. As demand increases for flexible, mission-ready avionics systems, Aurora Avionics has continued to expand…
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Aurora Avionics supports ATMOS PHOENIX 2.1 with onboard data acquisition systems
Technology partnership to support future routine in-orbit and return missions in Low Earth Orbit for European science and industry Aurora Avionics Joins PHOENIX 2.1 Mission We’re excited to be working with ATMOS Space Cargo to support the upcoming PHOENIX 2.1 mission, supplying onboard data acquisition systems for their reusable spacecraft. This collaboration marks an important…
