B2Space, a European leader in high altitude operations, has successfully demonstrated its stratospheric capabilities at our ATLAS Alpha flight centre, deploying its comprehensive Aereal Imager solution, designed for emergency and territory management.
The Mayor of Ames, José Blas García Piñeiro, and the Councillor for Economic Promotion, Ana Belén Paz García, visited our headquarters in Galicia last Friday 14th, to learn about our projects and technologies.
CATEC's Head of Avionics and Systems, Antidio Viguria, shares this opinion column on the deployment of innovative air mobility and the minimum necessary infrastructure, which, in his opinion, should focus on two key aspects: vertiports and CNS systems.
ATLAS and CATEC have been present and participated in the X Conference on Technologies and Solutions for Industrial Automation (JAI 2025), promoted by the School of Industrial Engineering of Vigo, which brought together in the Galician city world experts in robotics, cybersecurity and AI.
From February 18th to 20th we will be present with ATLAS Flight Center at the XPONENTIAL Europe 2025 fair, which will be held in the German city of Dusseldorf.
The meeting focused on the joint development of aerospace technologies, oriented to unmanned autonomous vehicles, as well as technologies oriented to anti-drone systems and the possibility of analyzing and experimenting these developments in the ATLAS facilities in Villacarrillo.
On Thursday 21 November we held our 2nd Annual Conference on Technological Trends, which in this new edition focused on ‘Technologies and Opportunities in the Space Industry’. The day was also attended by the head of ATLAS, Macarena Márquez Piñero.
The Advanced Centre for Aerospace Technologies (CATEC), together with the [...]
The Diputación of Jaén, through the Instituto de Estudios Giennenses (IEG), will finance 22 studies related to natural sciences and technology with 85,000 euros, all of them with a common link: the interest for the province of Jaén. These include a joint project between the Advanced Centre for Aerospace Technologies (CATEC) and the University of Jaén to implement an efficient system for measuring radio frequency antenna specifications using drones at the ATLAS experimental flight field.
This week, we had an interesting visit to the ATLAS facility. Our staff received a group of eight people from Rwanda, made up of key players in the drone industry in this African country, including regulators, implementers, managers, designers and members of the private sector.
