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EPISODE · Oct 22, 2007 · 5 MIN

European Space Technology Transfer Conference 2007

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One hundred business professionals are gathering to learn how space technologies have provided innovative solutions in non-space applications and to discuss their further potential. The conference is being organised by ESA's Technology Transfer Programme, which promotes the use and transfer of space technology and materials to non-space sectors. The European Space Technology Conference 2007 is taking place as part of the Materialica Trade Fair, which focuses on new materials. The venue will enable industry from that field to take a closer look at the potential of space-developed technologies and materials. More than 40 successful case studies are being presented by 21 speakers illustrating the profitable solutions provided by space technology in multiple industrial sectors, including: automotive, medical, energy, textile, security and robotics.ESApod video programme

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