Happy to participate in the ECSSMET 2021 starting today
CiTD is presenting 3 papers on JUICE Additive Manufactured brackets in collaboration with @CATEC, @Airbus and @esa. REQUIREMENTS ON AM PARTS: DYNAMIC PERFORMANCE (@Thomas Le Caillec) DISTORTION PREDICTION IN SCALMALLOY® PARTS (@Lidia Hernandez) NEV...
CiTD new CFRP Airplane Bulkhead is coming soon…
Developed under ESA technology transfer contract and in collaboration with Airbus R&D
Final delivery of JUICE additive manufacturing brackets!
Scalmalloy additive manufacturing brackets have been qualified for flight and have been delivered for assembly opeations in Airbus. Juice mission will be launched on 2022.
III Congreso de Ingeniería Espacial
Hoy dará lugar la tercera sesión del III Congreso de Ingeniería Espacial donde CITD tiene el placer de compartir la visión del estado de nuevas tecnologías como la fabricación aditiva para próximas misiones a Marte.
CiTD sponsors the III Congress of Space Engineering
“ CiTD sponsors the III Congress of Space Engineering that will take place on-line on 27-29 October 2020. During these days we will have the opportunity to share Spanish developments in different missions and technological strategic lines for the sp...
CITD Expanding Borders
This week CiTD participates in a new direct commercial mission to the United States (USA), along with twelve other Andalusian companies in the aeronautical sector to finds new business opportunities, expanding borders to the international market. From Feb...
ATCx Spain Speakers
CiTD it has the pleasure of presenting the latest developments in the metallic manufacturing flight of the ATCx Madrid at the Madrid official College of Architects (coam)
CiTD boosts electrical systems installation area with creation of COXPACE
COXPACE borns to address the electrical harness full life cycle for the Aerospace and Defence Industry, offering Design to Print solution to improve leadtime and develop efficient solutions together with our customers. Read more …
El primer avión eléctrico de pasajeros está (casi) listo para volar y lleva ‘fuselaje’ español
La compañía Altea pone la firma española al proyecto israelí Alice. Una particular e innovadora aeronave que estará en funcionamiento en 2022, según los pronósticos A los españoles dicen que se nos da bien lo de cocinar, lo de hacer deporte, la pi...