Danish Aerospace Company (DAC) is a high-tech brand that specializes in advanced medical instrumentation and engineering solutions for space applications. With years of specialized research and development, DAC develops, integrates, and applies new and established medical technologies to address the unique challenges of working and maintaining reliability in space. Their products and services not only contribute to space research but also bring the benefits of space operations to Earth.

DAC's hardware has been utilized on a wide range of manned and unmanned space transportation vehicles, including the US Space Shuttles (now retired), Soyuz capsules from Russia, Russian Progress vehicles, European ATV-transport vehicles, HTV-transport vehicles from Japan, and the commercial Dragon capsule from SpaceX. DAC employs a team of engineers and technicians who offer comprehensive engineering, production, and technical services. Their expertise lies in customer-specific design, development, manufacturing, certification, maintenance, testing, and operations.

They have developed respiratory equipment, bicycle ergometers for astronauts' countermeasures, adapted commercial medical equipment for space use, and participated in the development of freezers capable of reaching minus eighty degrees celsius. DAC's medical and exercise equipment has been used on renowned space stations and manned space laboratories such as the International Space Station, Mir, Spacelab, and Spacehab. In addition to their product offerings, DAC operates the DAC User Support and Operations Center (USOC), which supports scientific research and health monitoring in space through the integration of ESA human physiology payloads and experiments on the International Space Station.

Apart from their hardware and software expertise, DAC also develops, designs, and produces high-reliable electronic systems tailored to various individual space applications, as well as highly precise mechanical systems and subsystems that meet the specific requirements of space-based applications. With a vision to support expanded human presence in space and other extreme environments, DAC aims to develop innovative technologies that improve the quality of life on Earth. The brand is committed to delivering ultra-precise, highly reliable, cost-efficient products and services that meet customer specifications, delivered on time and within budget.

Founded in 1988, DAC has a rich history and vast experience in the space engineering industry. Overall, Danish Aerospace Company is a pioneer in the field of advanced medical instrumentation for space applications, offering a wide range of cutting-edge products and services that contribute to scientific research, improve human presence in space, and benefit life on Earth