Team

Team VOID is a student team at the TU/e to research and develop reusable rockets. TU/e Student Teams are interdisciplinary organizations of students that challenge themselves to tackle significant societal challenges by developing innovative technology. Our team consists of 41 people from 10 programs and 21 nationalities, all working towards the common goal: democratizing space access.

In order to achieve our goals our team consists of different sub-teams, which focus on general goals, or specific projects such as Ignis or Jackalope.

The Board



 

Patrick



 

Kaspars



 

Shaad

General Teams

Ground Systems

Read more about the Ground Systems sub-team..

The Ground sub-team develops all the essential equipment for testing and launching the rocket and its subsystems. Their work includes constructing the test stand for the NOVA-2 engine, as well as designing the launch stand and rail. Their expertise is key to ensuring smooth and safe rocket operations from the ground.


 

Shaad


 

Joris

 

Marie-Ange

 

Sarp

 

Carlo

 

Elia

Business and PR

Read more about the Business and PR sub-team..

The Business and PR sub-team plays a crucial role in Team VOID’s growth and visibility. They build key partnerships and manage public relations. The team also works to strengthen VOID’s presence on social media and at events, helping to connect with the broader community and share our vision.


 

Elif


 

Sabina


 

Lucie

 

Alex


 

Angéline


 

Patrick


 

Isabelle

Project Jackalope Teams

Structure

 

Kaspars

 

Adam

 

Patrick

 

Isaak

 

Andreas


 

Victor

GNC (Guidance, Navigation, Control)

 

Kaspars

 

Kavan

 

Filippo T

 

Filippo V

 

Joao

 

Petr

 

Doga

Avionics

 

Kaspars

 

Thomas

 

Raluca

 

David

 

Martin

Project Ignis Teams

Propulsion

Read more about the Propulsion sub-team..

The Propulsion sub-team is focused on developing NOVA-2, the liquid bi-propellant rocket engine that powers our first rocket. Using liquid oxygen and ethanol, we aim to generate 1.2 kN of thrust while incorporating regenerative cooling for optimal engine performance. This team handles the design and testing of the engine, driving the propulsion system that will take our rocket to new heights.



 

Patrick



 

Ádám



 

Tom

 

Nikolas

 

Lorena

Structure

Read more about the Structure sub-team..

The Structure sub-team is tasked with designing and building the rocket’s frame, along with its piping, propellant tanks, and recovery system. In addition, the team performs flight simulations to analyze the stresses induced by the engine and atmospheric conditions during flight. Their work ensures that every component of the rocket can withstand the extreme forces encountered during launch and flight.


 

Patrick


 

Elif


 

Ilia

 

Daniel

 

Pauls

 

Artemijs


 

Marks

 

Mario

Electronics

Read more about the Electronics sub-team..

The Electronics sub-team is responsible for developing the flight computer that will guide the rocket during its mission. This includes programming the software to ensure smooth operations and manage communication systems that maintain a link between the rocket and the ground team during flight.

 

Daniel


 

Matt

 

Yassin

 

Ismail

 

Ignacio


 

Tudor

 

Szymon