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Four people wearing high-visibility jackets stand on a roadside in front of two vehicles equipped for field testing. A dark blue van displays the ESA logo and has several antennas and other equipment mounted on its roof. Beside it is a silver van, also fitted with multiple rooftop antennas. One person gives a thumbs-up, while another holds a small device. A drone hovers in front of them. Trees and low vegetation surround the roadside location, with a rocky hillside visible in the distance.
08 OCT. 2026 publication date 48 Views

Jammertest has become a fundamental complement to ESA's testing activities at ESTEC and in the field. It allows engineers to take a version of the lab on wheels and test innovations in a real-world environment, under conditions that are impossible to fully replicate in testing facilities.

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