Ice2Thrust will be represented at SmallSat Europe 2026, 27th of May 2026 through a poster presentation led by Tomas Mrazek and fellow researchers from the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and the University of Luxembourg, highlighting innovative developments in resilient spacecraft guidance, navigation, and control systems.
The presented work, “A Coupled Analytical-Simulation Approach to Redundant Small Spacecraft AOCS”, explores advanced methods for improving the reliability and robustness of Attitude and Orbit Control Systems (AOCS) for future small satellite missions. The research contributes directly to enabling more autonomous, fault-tolerant, and sustainable spacecraft operations — key capabilities for future in-space servicing, docking, and long-duration missions.
Authors of the Abstract
Mr. Tomas Mrazek — Research Associate, Technical University of Munich
Mr. Aman Arora — Doctoral Researcher, University of Luxembourg
Mr. Matteo El Hariry — Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Luxembourg
Mr. Yasin Kale — Master’s Candidate, Technical University of Munich
Dr. Prof. Chiara Manfletti — Professor, Technical University of Munich
Ice2Thrust is proud to support and collaborate with leading European research institutions in advancing technologies that contribute to a sustainable and self-sufficient space mobility infrastructure. The project’s broader vision is to enable environmentally sustainable in-space propulsion and servicing solutions based on water-derived propellants and solar energy harvesting.
📍 Event: SmallSat Europe 2026 📅 Date: May 27, 2026 🕦 Time: 11:30
We look forward to engaging with the small satellite community and sharing the latest developments from the Ice2Thrust ecosystem.