In 2023, Colibri, our bi-propellant vertical takeoff, vertical landing (VTVL) rocket, will perform its first flight. This will demonstrate our ability to implement this advanced technology, used for launcher reutilization and interplanetary landers. Two sub-projects were started in 2020 in order to develop the key elements of this vehicle: an UAV named uMouche (initially BUZZ) for the flight control and our F-100 bipropellant engine for the propulsion.
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The flight tests campain is coming soon!
We all came from the same highschool, and have been sharing our passion for space for a long time. Creating the association was thus a logical step in order to take part in that industry. With a great compatibility and internal communication, we were able, year after year, to get together to tackle ever-increasing challenges.
We created Gruyère Space Program in november 2018, after entering EPFL. Gaining experience and knowledge has been a clear focus from the very start, when we were building small 3D-printed rocket models. We have since then transitioned to TVC (Thrust vector control) rockets, to add an element of active control to our project.
Space is taking an ever increasing role, and the ability to propulsively land is of particularly critical importance. Be it for reuse of launchers or landing on other planets, VTVL rockets are highly sought after and we hope to contribute to this promising field.
We would like to thank our partners for believing in us and helping us achieve our goals. It is because of you that we can continue on this path and that this world’s first will see the day. Want to become a partner? Ask for our sponsoring dossier!
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Be it through the media, fairs, or school activities, we are always happy to share our passion with others. If you are a journalist and interested in our work, please ask our press kit.
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We always enjoy when we have the opportunity to share our work with others at events. It is a great occasion to meet people who share our passion for space or are simply interested in our team.
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Are you willing to become a partner? Please reach out by email! If you would like to help us with a donation, we have a Patreon page and a PayPal link is also available bellow. Thank you very much for your support.
In 2023, Colibri, our bi-propellant vertical takeoff, vertical landing (VTVL) rocket, will perform its first flight. This will demonstrate our ability to implement this advanced technology, used for launcher reutilization and interplanetary landers. Two sub-projects were started in 2020 in order to develop the key elements of this vehicle: an UAV named uMouche (initially BUZZ) for the flight control and our F-100 bipropellant test engine for the propulsion.
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We all came from the same college, and have been sharing our passion for space for a long time. Creating the association was thus a logical step in order to take part in that industry. With a great compatibility and communication, we were able, year after year, to get together to tackle ever-increasing challenges.
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| Jérémy Marciacq Co-founder, President GNC, SE, Sponsoring | Julie Böhning Co-founder, Advisor Strategy, GNC and communication | Simon Both Co-founder, Treasurer Structure and propulsion |
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| Pierre Morin Member, Secretary Propulsion | Lionel Isoz Member Telecom |
We created Gruyère Space Program in november 2018, after entering EPFL. Gaining experience and knowledge has been a clear focus from the very start, when we were building small 3D-printed rocket models. We have since then transitioned to TVC (Thrust vector control) rockets, to add an element of active control to our project.
Space is taking an ever increasing role, and the ability to propulsively land is of particularly critical importance. Be it for reuse of launchers or landing on other worlds, VTVL rockets are highly sought after and we hope to contribute to this promising field.
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Be it through the media, fairs, or school activities, we are always happy to share our passion with others. If you are a journalist and interested in our work, please ask for our press kit.
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We always enjoy when we have the opportunity to share our work with others at events. It is a great occasion to meet people who share our passion for space or are simply interested in our team.
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Are you willing to become a partner? Please reach out by email! If you would like to help us with a donation, we have a Patreon page and a PayPal link is also available bellow. Thank you very much for your support.
