An Irish deep tech company designing and building the worlds smallest and most effective radiation detection sensors and systems.
Cork, Ireland
Joined February 2019
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An exciting announcement from @spacetechexpo. @VaradisTech have signed an agreement with Integrated Detector Electronics AS (IDEAS) in partnership with @esa to be the radiation monitoring sensor partner for the Galileo Second Generation (G2) space program.
One of the most important satellite missions in the history of the space industry!
@Space4Europe
#spacetechexpo #space #radiation
Exciting news! Varadis is gearing up to attend @spacetechexpo, one of the most anticipated events in the aerospace industry. We're thrilled to be part of this gathering of leading professionals, innovators, and companies pushing the boundaries of space technology. Stop by # 7018!
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Missed our deadline for applications yesterday? ⏱
Keep your eyes peeled on our social channels, our next application deadline date announcement will be coming soon!
Discover prosperity with ESA BIC Ireland.
To say that 2023 was a stellar year for our Varadis Space business would be an understatement. Major international space agencies and space companies continued to turn to Varadis sensors to monitor radiation on important key projects. varadis.com/varadis-space-bu…
@NASA @JAXA @esa
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Thanks for the shout out @Leigh_Mc_Gowran ! Some great advancements in tech across all of the Irish space sector.
@TyndallInstitut @BradWrig @Entirl @Space4Europe
Deep-tech company @VaradisTech, which is a @TyndallInstitut spin-out, is providing its radiation detection sensors to Japan’s Destiny+ mission, which aims to monitor an asteroid and learn more about cosmic dust. siliconrepublic.com/start-up…
At JAXA MEWS, we rec'd tremendous interest in our RADFET to monitor radiation doses both pre/post launch in satellite projects. Attendees appreciated our small, easy to integrate radiation sensors, very low power alternatives to traditional radiation measurement techniques. #JAXA
ALT Varadis radiation sensors on display at JAXA MEWS.
Varadis RADFETs get to go to all the cool places: ISS, moon, @esa Rosetta mission & 220mi beneath Earth's surface with @CERN! Now our VT06 radiation detection sensor will measure ionizing radiation on 2024 @JAXA_en DESTINY+ mission.
varadis.com/varadis-radiatio…
@BradWrig @NASA
ALT JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) will use Varadis VT06 radiation detection sensor to measure absorbed ionizing radiation aboard the 2024 DESTINY+ mission to explore the Phaethon asteroid to conduct scientific observations of cosmic dust. The Geminids meteor shower is a series of meteor showers originating from the asteroid Phaethon (3200 Phaethon).
Our mission is to ensure our customers are equipped with the most effective radiation sensors and systems to help better do their job. Our technology is protecting everything from technology in space to patients in hospitals.
varadis.com/about-us/
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The Varadis VT06 RADFET is certified as NASA EEE-INST-002 S1 Level 3 screened part. Level 3 covers both Destructive Physical Analysis (DPA) / screening..
We are honored to be the radiation dosimetry partner of choice for the most progressive space exploration companies.
#NASA
ALT Varadis VT06 RADFET (Radiation Sensing Field Effect Transistor) Varadis cost-effective RADFETs, which are small, robust and require no power to detect radiation, can be easily integrated into electronic systems.
While we’ve earned a reputation for accurate monitoring of radiation in space exploration, our radiation detection sensors are deployed in public safety and healthcare applications. Get to know us at varadis.com/
#radiationsafety
Did you know Varadis customers include some of the globe’s most important innovators? Our radiation detection sensors provide measurements in space for companies like Boeing, JAXA, NASA, ESA and on the ground for CERN, Fraunhofer and NuFlare. varadis.com
@BradWrig
Our radiation detection sensors have been monitoring radiation levels for 2+ decades, when the 1st RADFET was placed on the Int'l Space Station to determine levels absorbed by astronauts. Learn about our journey at: varadis.com
#internationalspacestation
ALT Our mission is to ensure our customers are equipped with the most effective radiation sensors and systems to help them better do their job.
Varadis is headed to the moon aboard a lunar lander in 2024. Our radiation detection sensors will be used to measure ionized radiation via a Deep Space Radiation Probe. varadis.com/varadis-radiatio…
#space #radiation @BradWrig @TyndallInstitut @uccinnovation
Thanks @SpaceNorah 👍
Awesome to speak with @BradWrig and learn more about their company @VaradisTech 🚀 Another wonderful example of the innovative Irish companies involved in #Space #exploration #technology
We never get bored of these launch vids!!! Another batch of Varadis RADFET radiation sensors headed to space on SpaceX Falcon 9 within MRC-100 Sat, in collaboration with our partner @27gTechnology .
@TyndallInstitut @EsasscI @Entirl @uccinnovation @BradWrig
#space #radiation
Watch Falcon 9 launch 72 spacecraft to orbit → spacex.com/launches xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1OwGWwQez…
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Start your ESA BIC Ireland journey now by clicking the link below
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You might not realise it yet, but you could be eligible to receive support to ensure your business prospers.
Visit the link below to find out more about our 2-year incubation programme.
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