Motor cohete basado en la reacción Álcali-Agua, tecnología patentada por TECNESIS. Proyecto de I+D subvencionado por el CDTI (Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación y Universidades) dentro de un consorcio con otras dos empresas (MRF y Omnia Possum) con un importe total de 1.582.058,44 €.
For more than 10 years we have been searching for new propulsion procedures that are economical, safe and have no negative impact on the environment, which has allowed us to develop this disruptive technology, as there are no explosive substances, it does not produce environmental pollution and uses materials that are abundant in nature.
More than 300 tests have been carried out. Its first intended application would be a UAV (drone) launch module.
This is a new technology developed by TECNESIS in its entirety. It is a 120mm on-board mortar on a TOA vehicle. Without renouncing the simplicity and robustness of traditional 120 mm mortars.
This barge mortar would be substantially improved, not only by the mobility provided by the vehicle, but also by the different systems and auxiliary elements that can be permanently installed on the platform, such as positioning systems, firing direction, ammunition storage, automatic aiming, semi-automatic loading, communications, etc.
In a world marked by high-intensity conflicts such as Ukraine, Europe has discovered its limitations in munitions production and the urgent need to reinforce its technological autonomy.
Spain is responding with a Project of National Interest in Valderas, León: a unique plant in the country, with 100% Spanish capital, dedicated to increasing the national military production capacity and boost the research and development with own technology.
This ambitious project will not only strengthen the defence sector, it will also generate between 70 and 100 direct jobs, including engineers and specialised technicians., and mobilising local auxiliary services such as security, maintenance and transport. Located strategically located in the north-west of Spain, near major logistics routes and industrial sites, this plant is integrated into the solid industrial network of Castilla y León, a region with long tradition in engineering and component manufacturing.
For Leon, hit by the mining decline, it represents an important historic opportunity for reindustrialisation, innovation and leadership in a key sector for the country's defence and technological sovereignty.