The aerospace engineering company Anzen Engineering (Anzen), an international specialist in safety analysis and digital engineering, will participate in the ARIEL program mission (Atmospheric Remote-sensing Infrared Exoplanet Large-survey) to carry out different safety and reliability engineering works in collaboration with Airbus Defence and Space, for its end consumer the European Space Agency (ESA).
ARIEL Mission
The Atmospheric Remote-sensing Infrared Exoplanet Large-survey (ARIEL) mission, a pivotal part of the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Cosmic Vision plan, seeks to delve into the heart of exoplanetary atmospheres.
This ambitious undertaking, set to unlock the composition and formation of these enigmatic worlds, benefits from the expertise of Anzen Engineering, a global leader in safety analysis and digital engineering.
Collaborating closely with Airbus Defence and Space, Anzen’s contribution to ARIEL program underscores its standing in the aerospace and defense industry as a safeguard for the future of exploration.
Anzen Engineering, renowned for its excellence in safety analysis and digital engineering, has firmly established itself as a key player in the aerospace realm.
With a track record of collaboration with esteemed institutions and companies, Anzen’s impact spans diverse strategic sectors including aeronautics, space, defense, and unmanned aircraft. As the aerospace industry evolves, Anzen’s steadfast commitment to ensuring safety and reliability continues to resonate across the globe.
The ARIEL mission represents a significant stride in humanity’s quest to comprehend the universe. Forming a pivotal facet of ESA’s Cosmic Vision, the mission is poised to conduct chemical sampling of over 1,000 exoplanets.
By deciphering the intricate processes that shape planetary atmospheres, unveiling exoplanetary compositions, and unraveling the mysteries of planetary system evolution, ARIEL seeks to illuminate the celestial tapestry that lies beyond our grasp.
Anzen’s Integral Role in ARIEL
Pablo de la Cruz, Anzen’s CEO, eloquently captures the gravity of their involvement in the ARIEL project. Collaborating alongside Airbus and ESA on such a globally significant initiative validates Anzen’s position as a leader in safety and reliability endeavors.
In an industry where precision and feasibility are paramount, Anzen’s expertise attracts aerospace and defense leaders seeking to ensure project safety, feasibility, and optimized development processes.
Within the ARIEL mission, Anzen’s collaboration with Airbus extends to multifaceted tasks aimed at cementing mission feasibility in terms of safety and reliability. Through the application of Reliability, Availability, Maintainability, and Safety (RAMS) analyses, Anzen directly contributes to the satellite’s design and development.
Furthermore, Anzen assumes responsibility for evaluating critical subsystems integral to the space platform. As the mission progresses, meticulous safety planning and comprehensive documentation, leading up to preliminary and critical design reviews (PDR and CDR), become vital focal points.
ARIEL’s launch, set for 2029 via the Ariane 6 launcher, marks a watershed moment in aerospace exploration, with its four-year mission duration poised to unlock unprecedented insights.
Anchoring Aerospace Sustainability
Anzen Engineering’s role in ARIEL extends far beyond launch day. The company’s services play a pivotal role in ensuring the enduring sustainability of aerospace projects.
By guaranteeing the reliable and secure operation of aerospace assets until the culmination of each mission, Anzen empowers exploration to thrive over the long term.
Anzen’s impact is powered by a highly qualified team of over 30 engineers, distributed across key international locations, including Madrid, Washington DC, Lucerne (Switzerland), and Abu Dhabi.
This team’s expertise is harnessed in a broad spectrum of aerospace projects encompassing aircraft, drones, eVTOL vehicles, spacecraft, and a myriad of aerospace systems. Their combined efforts amplify Anzen’s ability to uphold safety, reliability, and excellence throughout the aerospace landscape.
About Anzen Engineering
Anzen Engineering (Anzen) has an extensive international experience in safety, reliability (RAMS) and digital engineering (MBSE-MBSA) in different industries, such as aeronautics, aerospace, defense or unmanned aircraft.
Anzen works with some of the most important players in their industries. Currently, Anzen Engineering has its own staff in the USA, Switzerland and United Arab Emirates, in addition to Spain.
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