who we are
The Aeronautics Project studies, designs and constructs Unmanned Air Vehicles (UAVs). Its goals include the participation in the biannual international competition, Air Cargo Challenge, and the development of an innovative Solar Powered UAV.
The Rocketry Project is the first student project in Greece to expand into High Power Rocketry (H.P.R.). Its aim is to make rocketry engineering known across Greece, as well as to participate in worldwide Rocketry student competitions, such as Spaceport America Cup (SAC) and the European Rocketry Challenge (EuRoc).
The CubeSat Project is designing a 3U CubeSat to study the effects of microgravity and cosmic radiation on human-like cells. Since January 2021, it doesn't constitute a part of ASAT, but a new independent team named SpaceDot.
We are a student team of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, founded in November 2015 by a group of Mechanical Engineering students. Being the first Aerospace student association in the University, our goal is to foster Aerospace knowledge among the students and faculty and cultivate a friendly culture towards this field.
During 2021, ASAT’s team managed not only to be accepted, but also to distinct in the world’s largest interuniversity rocketry competition, Spaceport America Cup (SAC) 2021. The competition’s goal is to design, manufacture and launch Read more…
The Solar Energy Management (SEM) sub-system of the Aeronautics Project was founded in April 2020 and aims at building the necessary photovoltaic system that will meet the energy requirements of our Solar UAV – Phoenix. Read more…
In 2020, Rocketry managed to face the sudden changes and achieve its goals. Its members worked on giving the best results and they continue with even more energy and new data to develop and improve. Read more…
