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Transfer of European Space Technology
One of our firm's clients is the European Space Agency. ESA is the European equivalent of NASA (in the USA) and NASDA (in Japan). Within the ESA organization, responsibility for new space technology development lies with ESTEC.

In addition to the development of new technology, ESTEC is also actively promoting transfer, or spin-off, of technologies originally developed for space activities.

On behalf of ESA, our firm is establishing contact with Japanese companies that may be interested in technologies developed on behalf of ESTEC, or independently by European aerospace companies.  

Those technologies  

• are available for transfer (licensing), or  
• may serve as the basis for other forms of collaboration (e.g., joint development)  

Companies, universities and research organizations from the European space community are offering a selection of such technologies on the web site http://www.technology-forum.com.

You can access their technology database directly from this web page. Just follow the below instructions to search their technology database. 

Search the TECHNOLOGY OFFERS database.
Select categories and/or type in a phrase or keyword(s).

If nothing is selected, all categories are used for the search.