“TURNKEY” SOLUTIONS?
“ASA Astrosysteme GmbH oversees every aspect of our astronomical product development including design, fabrication, manufacturing, and testing. The result? Every system – regardless of size – has unsurpassed reliability, world-class quality and an unbeatable price-to-performance ratio. All of our products are made in Austria. Our systems are used in a wide range of astronomical pursuits including research, SSA, Space Debris Detection & Tracking and Astro-Photography. Our passion is the pursuit of perfection – brought to life by the ASA team of experts.”
Egon Döberl, CEO ASA Astrosysteme GmbH
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Customer
House of Nature, Austria
Assembled and put into operation within 6 hours at observatory in Salzburg!
OGS installed, Austria
The first full robotic ground station for multi-functional use such as optical communication (laser and quantum…
Big Space for AZ800, China
ASA Astrosysteme Austria delivered an observatory in Zhongshan, Guangdong, China the ASA AZ800 telescope!
Observatory Paranal, Chile
The Next-Generation Transit Survey (NGTS) has achieved first light at ESO’s Paranal Observatory in northern Chile.
ASA AZ800 at observatory, Austria
The Observatory Freiwald in Sandl, Austria get's a new ASA telescope.
Customized
Turnkey Solutions
Delivery & Installing
The installation includes worldwide shipment to the setup site.
Installation of all components, hardware and software setup, optical collimation, the acquisition of the required pointing and performance data and customer training to provide the customer with a fully operational system.
News & more
No rocket-launchers “only” ASA telescopes …
New ASA telescope detects dead suns colliding! By Pallab Ghosh for BBC
America visiting ASA in Austria
American sales representative Greg Terrance impressions of the visit at the ASA headquarters in Austria
ASA Astrosysteme GmbH opens US subsidiary
ASA Astrosysteme GmbH adds a Sales and Service subsidiary based in the United States.
Solaris-5
Solaris-5, a novel optical sensor for space surveillance of the Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Center, Polish Academy…
