Student-led rocketry innovation from the National Technical University of Athens
We're a rocketry team from the National Technical University of Athens, Greece.
Design rocket motors, program flight computers, and test airbrakes in real launch scenarios with professional-grade tools.
Master technical skills from CAD design to embedded systems, while developing leadership and project management capabilities.
Work with mechanical, electrical, aerospace, and computer science students on projects blending engineering with creativity.
Learn from experienced members who've competed internationally. Knowledge flows freely in our collaborative culture.
Lead subteams, coordinate timelines, and shape missions targeting 3km apogees and beyond.
We're establishing Greece as a hub for aerospace research, strengthening our country's expertise and presence on the global aerospace stage.
Through student-driven innovation, collaboration, and competition success, we're building the foundation for Greece's aerospace future—one launch at a time.
DrillSat claimed 1st place in the CanSat in Greece national competition, beating all competing university teams with a satellite designed to drill into and analyze soil samples after descent.
Daedalus earned 4th place out of 93 international teams at the CanSat World Finals in Azores, Portugal — the highest placement ever achieved by a Greek team. Meanwhile, Icarus secured 2nd place nationally in CanSat in Greece with its innovative 3D terrain mapping payload.
Cronos became Greece's first-ever open-source hybrid rocket motor, successfully designed, manufactured, and static-fire tested entirely by students to advance national aerospace propulsion capabilities.
Aurora is the team's most ambitious project yet — a complete solid-propellant rocket system with custom avionics, active airbrake control, and dual-event recovery, targeting a 3 km apogee for the EuRoC competition.
From satellite systems to rocket propulsion
Active
NTUA's first solid propellant rocket targeting 3km apogee with advanced flight control systems.
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Open Source
Greece's first open-source hybrid-fuel rocket motor, advancing national aerospace capabilities.
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4th Worldwide
2nd Place
1st Place
Powering innovation through strategic partnerships
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